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> Here is where I am. I have some script that checks the smtp/imap keys I have created in $home/lib/fact.keys
> 
> When I run this script it populates the keys into /mnt/factotum/ctl. So I’m happy about that
> 
> However it does not work in profile. I really don’t understand that

Two things:

1) That's roughly what secstore does for you: It stores your
keys securely, and factotum reads them on startup. It's ok
to duplicate it, though -- secstore is another thing to set
up, and if this works for you, lt's not worth the distraction.

2) Are you running that script before or after you start
factotum from your profile?