This feature enables you to find any password or value saved in the miCASA credential store and change it to any value you desire. To search all values, enter an asterisk (*):
In the SecretID pane, the utility lists every credential and location
where the value (test_pass) is found. If you want to view the value in
clear text, click the Show Values in clear text box.
KWallet enables you to store user secrets on a disk in an encrypted file. The wizard helps you to configure KWallet and we suggest you select the Basic setup option until you become familiar with the KDE Wallet system.
The new value you set (changed_pass) has replaced your original password
value.
IMPORTANT: If you are using the examples in this documentation
to test the functionality of CASA Manager, make sure you revert any test
password values back to your original values.
See also Copying User Secrets.
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