Known (and reported) bug. securityd caches certs from inserted cards, but doesn't properly clear the cache if the card is updated.
Open Terminal, execute:
$ sudo -s # cd /var/db/TokenCache/tokens # rm -rf com.apple.*
That will remove the cached copies, which will be refreshed at next card insert.
-- Tim
On Nov 30, 2009, at 9:39 PM, Rocky Favorito wrote:
I got my new CAC a few weeks ago and noticed the Air Force is now putting our “Email for Life” (email@hidden) address on our Certs vs. our Base Specific Email Address (email@hidden). As a result, I could not sign or encrypt emails via OWA (mac or windows).
I went to a DoD site to change my email back to “email@hidden” on my CAC Certs, which fixed my problem on Windows OWA. However, I noticed that my CAC Keychain RFC-822 field still displays “email@hidden” in the Mac OS, even though it shows a value of “email@hidden” on my Windows client. (note: I even recreated all of my ID preferences and still no love). Why the mismatch?
IMPACT: I can no longer access OWA on my Mac via Safari.
Appreciate any insights.
Rocky
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