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Subject: Keychain warnings annoyance
From: Aurélien Hugelé <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 2009 16:45:39 +0200

Hi list,

My Cocoa application is using the keychain to access login/pass. Each time it runs it asks the Keychain framework for the login/pass to download a file on a https server. Each time I modify the code,compile and run, the Keychain seems to detect my app has changed (it probably has a signature of the binary) and ask if I want to allow my app to access the Keychain.

This is perfectly reasonable for the end user. But I'm a developper, I'm running debug/edit code/compile cycles zillion times a day and it is very very annoying to click the button in the Keychain panel each time.

Is there a way to say to the Keychain "don't bother me with this app I allow everything"? to put it in a white list or something?

Thanks for any help!

Aurelien

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