When I start Xcode, I now get the message 'Xcode wants to access "Xcode-AlternateDSID" in keychain'.
What does that mean? Should I accept?
So it's asking for your keychain login password — which may be the same as your computer login, or not. I ended up changing my keychain login password, but it accepted my computer login as valid. Here's some info on keychain login password, here's some info on how to reset that.
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When I try to log in on git bash it says "heroku: Press any key to open up the browser to login or q to exit:". I am pressing it, but it's stuck here. It wont open browser for login.
Looks like there is an incident with heroku login! Facing the same issue. Cannot login via the dashboard too.
Have you reset your password yet? They just force reset all passwords that hadn't been updated since a recent breech occurred. I was unable to login this morning and found all my sessions had expired. Once I did the password reset I was able to login again as normal.
Details
Salesforce-owned subsidiary Heroku on Thursday acknowledged that the
theft of GitHub integration OAuth tokens further involved unauthorized
access to an internal customer database.
The company, in an updated notification, revealed that a compromised
token was abused to breach the database and "exfiltrate the hashed and
salted passwords for customers' user accounts."
As a consequence, Salesforce said it's resetting all Heroku user
passwords and ensuring that potentially affected credentials are
refreshed. It also emphasized that internal Heroku credentials were
rotated and extra detections have been put in place.
Official: https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2413
Press: https://thehackernews.com/2022/05/heroku-forces-user-password-resets.html
In this Mac is keep asking for the login keychain password, and this happens after I've set the proxies for the wifi.
For this,
Open Keychain application in mac
Then Goto login
Then Delete (option is available after right-click) that IP address or function that is in double-quotes of the prompt.
I have a private key in the login Keychain that I need to update the access control on. When attempting to save, I am asked for a password that has never been set; from reading, this is a common issue with the upgrade to El Capitan. I have ensured that the correct boxes are checked to synch the login Keychain password to the account password; I have tried changing the password (which does update the Keychain password as I am asked for it when next going into Keychain and it is accepted); I have tried running the First Aid and I get the following error:
Checked settings for ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain
Keychain can't be unlocked automatically. Please attempt to unlock ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain from Keychain Access.
Unable to change password for ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain. Please change password using Edit > Change Password for Keychain.
I need to be able to change the access to the private key to allow the CI to build an app from the command line.
I have been reading support forums for several hours and have been unable to find any form of solution; even deleting the keychain and rebuilding it is not guaranteed to work.
Has anyone found a solution to this issue? Is there a way to unlock ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain from Keychain Access?
I ended up wiping the server clean and re-installing from scratch. Not a great solution (i.e. a terrible resort, not a solution at all) but could not find any alternatives.
OSX and iOS store all your passwords in the Keychain App. If you open the Keychain and want to see any password you are asked for "master password".
However I noriced that if you visit a website on Safari that requires the same password to login, it just fills in the password without asking you for the master pass. If the passwords are encrypted how could it be able to retrieve them without your key? Are they unencrypted? In such case what's the poijt of asking me for the password when I want to see them?
I try to found answer for this stupid question, but didn't find it. I am having the error CSSMERR_TP_NOT_TRUSTED and I am trying to fix it.
My question is: What difference make put a "Certificates" in "Login" or in "System" in the "KeyChains" tab of "KeyChains Access" program? Is a good idea copy and paste all certificates in this 2 places?
Say things like: Certificates in Login is for use in login, and in system for system isn't the answer. :)
The System keychain is for System wide items. So if you were to have an identity for you laptop, that would be in your System keychain. Every user has access to it as well, so it's a good place for things like SSL certificates. It also takes admin credentials modify it.
On the flip side, you are the only person who can access your login keychain. It's actually locked with your account password. This is where your Apple Developer certificates should go. They are specific to you and identify a person, not a machine. Another big plus is that applications can request access to it without having admin credentials.