Re: scripting keychain access - login keychain
Re: scripting keychain access - login keychain
- Subject: Re: scripting keychain access - login keychain
- From: John Stewart <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 16:53:23 -0400
On 05/12/04 at -0500 travis n said this
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Thanks for your reply Gnarlie.
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Indeed, I have seen you posts here and had used your script as somewhat
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of a reference.
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tell application "Keychain Scripting"
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set theKeychain to keychain theUserID
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set theKeys to every AppleShare key in theKeychain
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end tell
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......
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in your case, you seem to be choosing the keychain that is named for
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the user, this is not the case for the current keychain in 10.3.x which
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is default named login.keychain. I used your snippet above with that
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modification and got the error I spoke of. However, if I use your
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snippet to query against another keychain, it works great... ?
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thanks.
OMM the folloowing script returns 2 items neither of which is named login.keychain. I'm using OS X
10.3.3.
tell application "Keychain Scripting" to every keychain
--> {keychain "john" of application "Keychain Scripting", keychain "System.keychain" of application
"Keychain Scripting"}
Could it be you are using the wrong keychain name in your tests?
Since I never directly supplied a name for either of these keychains they could both be considered
"default" with keychain "john" being the current keychain.
JBS
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