Re: Keychain warnings annoyance
Re: Keychain warnings annoyance
- Subject: Re: Keychain warnings annoyance
- From: Simon Wilson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 7 Oct 2009 17:08:34 +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!
Open Keychain Access. Double clic on the item your application is asking for each time. Select the Access Control tab. Select the "Allow all applications to access this item" radio. _______________________________________________
Or you could sign your application's debug builds. Check out Apple's documentation for code-signing:
Best regards, Simon
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