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In a Unix shell this error implies that the freedesktop.org Secret Service implementation is not available. To fix this issue you can either bypass the keyring or enable the system KMS.

Method 1: Bypass the keyring

The CLI can bypass the operating system's keyring manager by overriding the keyring type and managing the token in the environment variable.

Set the BOUNDARY_TOKEN environment variable to the authentication token.

Note

If you are using Boundary 0.9.1 or lower, use this command:

 
$ export BOUNDARY_TOKEN=$(boundary authenticate password \
  -auth-method-id=ampw_1234567890 \
  -login-name=admin \
  -password=password \
  -keyring-type=none \
  -format=json | jq -r ".item.attributes.token")

Note

If you are using Boundary 0.10.0 or higher, use these commands:

 
$ export BOUNDARY_PASS=password
$ export BOUNDARY_TOKEN=$(boundary authenticate password \
  -auth-method-id=ampw_1234567890 \
  -login-name=admin \
  -password=env://BOUNDARY_PASS \
  -keyring-type=none \
  -format=json | jq -r ".item.attributes.token")

You can bypass the keyring by setting the keyring-type value to none. The command displays the results as JSON by using the -format=json flag, and parsed by jq for the token value.

Method 2: Enable the system KMS

You can fix this error by installing the dbus-x11 and gnome-keyring packages and manually invoking the keyring daemon.

On Ubuntu, install the dbus-x11 and gnome-keyring packages.

$ sudo apt install dbus-x11 gnome-keyring

Create the variable KEYRING_PASSWORD with a password.

$ KEYRING_PASSWORD="FOOBAR\n"

Substitute FOOBAR with a password of your choice. Leave the \n.

Note

You can prevent the command line from recording the password by running the gnome-keyring-daemon command directly and entering in the password when requested, followed by a newline (return) and an EOF (Ctrl+D).

Create a default keyring and unlock it with a password.

$ eval "$(printf '$KEYRING_PASSWORD' | gnome-keyring-daemon --unlock)"

Connect to the keyring daemon and initialize it with the same password.

$ eval "$(printf 'KEYRING_PASSWORD' | gnome-keyring-daemon --start)"

Run this in any shell where you use the Boundary CLI.

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