I am getting these two messages when running a command line utility (in the case pgcli) in an headless Linux running in Docker:
No handlers could be found for logger "keyring.backend"
Please enter password for encrypted keyring:
How can I configure the logger and the password for keyring, so that I am no longer bothered when running any utility dependent on keyring?
Note that I am on an headless Ubuntu, so I need to know how to do this from the command line.
Thanks
We fixed the problem in v1.10.1, but right now you still need to pip install keyrings.alt package for things to work. There's an open PR to handle things better and make keyring package optional. As soon as that's merged, we'll do another bugfix release. Stay with us - and thank you for using pgcli!
pip install keyring.alt? I like pgcli very much !
keyring at all once you install that.
pip2 install keyring.alt and pip3 install keyring.alt result in error like Collecting keyring.alt Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement keyring.alt (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for keyring.alt 
pip install keyrings.alt with the extra sv1.10.2 is now out, with keyring optional. Using pgcli on a headless system should not be a problem anymore.
pgcli it keeps asking me "Please enter password for encrypted keyring:". I do not see there any option to disable the use of keyring in the updated pgcli. Please, clarify how can I avoid using keyring. Thankskeyring = False under [main] in ~/.config/pgcli/config but still asks me for the encrypted keyring password. I even deleted ~/.local/share/python_keyring/crypted_pass.cfg and then when running pgcli I get the prompt "Please set a password for you new keyring:".~/.local/share/python_keyring/keyringrc.cfg with the entry [backend] \n default-keyring=keyrings.alt.file.PlaintextKeyring, then it still uses keyring (and keyring.alt) but the backend does not require a password, so the previous prompt does not appear. HOWEVER, pgcli is still using keyring. Please, check again this situation in pgcli, so that the keyring = False is really working.keyring package installed? You need to uninstall it (pip uninstall keyring) so that pgcli won't try to use it.keyring (10.1) and keyrings.alt (1.3).