For some time now, whenever I define a wireless connection in NetworkManager as "allow all users to use this connection" (what used to be "system-level connection") and get the expected prompt for the root password, I also get a kwallet prompt for my kwallet password.

I don't use kwallet, so I just click "Cancel" and it goes away.  Except that lately it doesn't.  If I click "Cancel", it closes and immediately reopens.

My first thought was that NM had changed and was re-prompting.  But killing the kwallet process stops the loop with no complaints from NM, and KDE just underwent a major upgrade, so I'll start with the finger pointing at KDE.

I can't swear that this hasn't been happening for some time, because the cauldron network install has been broken (for one reason or another) for several months, and the only time I normally need to define a wireless connection is when I do a cauldron laptop install.  However, after a recent cauldron update (within the last week), my laptop wireless interface started coming up inactive, although it would activate immediately if I opened NM and told it to connect.  When I opened the Edit Connection dialog, I noticed that the "system" property had been turned off.  When I turned it back on, I got the kwallet loop described above.

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