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I want to hold credentials for a particular user in the kernel keyring. These credentials must be available across reboots.



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keyctl add user keyname payload @u   <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot

keyctl add user keyname payload @us  <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot


Here the user will be jenkins --> This user boots to /sbin/nologin.






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    I want to hold credentials for a particular user in the kernel keyring. These credentials must be available across reboots.



    I was trying to do the following:



    keyctl add user keyname payload @u   <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot
    
keyctl add user keyname payload @us  <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot


    Here the user will be jenkins --> This user boots to /sbin/nologin.






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      I want to hold credentials for a particular user in the kernel keyring. These credentials must be available across reboots.



      I was trying to do the following:



      keyctl add user keyname payload @u   <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot
      
keyctl add user keyname payload @us  <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot


      Here the user will be jenkins --> This user boots to /sbin/nologin.






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      I want to hold credentials for a particular user in the kernel keyring. These credentials must be available across reboots.



      I was trying to do the following:



      keyctl add user keyname payload @u   <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot
      
keyctl add user keyname payload @us  <---- 'keyname' doesn't exist after reboot


      Here the user will be jenkins --> This user boots to /sbin/nologin.






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      kernel security gnome-keyring






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