Bug 653857

User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; pl; rv:1.9.2.12) Gecko/20101026 Firefox/3.6.12

AdobeAIR apps need Gnome or KDE to work (gnome-keyring or KDEWallett). In LXDE I installed gnome-keyring and tried to run an app named Ipla (www.ipla.pl). First it requires to run 'export GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID="openbox"', otherwise it complains, that current desktop environment isn't supported. Then I run the app. Gnome-keyring dialog shows up, asking to create new keyring storage. I type my password twice, the the same dialog shows up again. Typing password again does nothing, the app then tries to connect to a server, but it can't. In ~/.gnome2/keyrings I see new .keyring files created every time I type the password in the gnome-keyring dialog.

This all happen if locale is set to pl_PL. Setting it to en_US fixes the issue. It didn't work because gnome-keyring in pl_PL creates new keyring storage with name "Domyślna", and then refuses to recognize it because of one special character (polish letter) in the middle. In english environment it creates "Default" and then works well.


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install AdobeAIR in LXDE
2. Install Ipla and gnome-keyring
3. Try to run Ipla the way described above
Actual Results:  
gnome-keyring doesn't create working keyring storage

Expected Results:  
gnome-keyring should recognize keyring storage with special characters OR souldn't try to create storage with such characters (change all localized names to "Default")