I had the same issue. For my next attempt, I tried your 2 suggestion, followed by 3. I don't remember exactly how I fixed it, but I think I deleted the Local keychain and reactivated the iCloud Keychain sync. We usually only use the prefixed versions of environment variables, to avoid clashes with other tools and unintended side effects. Say okay to wishing to proceed and then re-check the box to add your icloud keychain once more. Sorry for invading this issue, but this seems to be the only recent discussion I can find about key-partition-lists. When you click on it, a program or service will appear which will want to access your Keychain.
Running Keychain First Aid — In the event where, your keychain is not working appropriately, at that given point, Keychain Access can help you guarantee that it is in a working condition and is performing its normal practices. I never set a password for any of my keychains, so the dialog to enter the password for various keychains makes no sense whatsoever. If you do this properly then the problem will be eliminated. In my case I was creating a new keychain in a before hook. All I can say is thank God that the El Capitan update installed okay on my wife's iMac or I'd really be suffering some grief right now. As a workaround, you could create a temporary keychain with a known password and use that to import your certificates. Not only that, but the bizarre dialogs somehow got transferred to my iMac because keychains were set to be synced via iCloud.
Run the Keychain First Aid If the properly then you use the help of Keychain First Aid tool to fix this mentioned problem. Have to hit the cancel button twice. Sometimes it is considered that this particular dialog box appears because appears as a virus program is trying to hack into your personal data. All of these builds was working fine before sierra, all of these builds are failing on the same part of xcodebuild archive calls when it uses codesign. Let us know what it reports. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow! I could not run the First Aid in the Keychain app. If you've forgotten your keychain password, you can reset it.
If either of these cases are happening to you like they did for me, and some of my students , then you probably have an issue with your developer credentials. These are the steps that I followed but I really think that 3 did the trick here. Follow the steps carefully: 1. It turns out that the path in the quotes is not being expanded. We all hate those pointless errors that disrupt our regular work on desktops on laptops. This doesn't seem too surprising, given the information previously posted here. These are all the methods that you can use to fix the aforesaid problem.
This is where Google sweeps in to do wonders and save your life. It should lead you to the Keychains folder where you will find three items: 1 a folder with a name mixed with letters and numbers, 2 login. I can't use Safari, iCloud etc. And it will appear open or closed depending on the status of your lock, i. Comment below if this helped you solve your problem. Then I ran your 3 suggestion.
My login keychain has had a different password than my user account for years. Here is what I found and what I did. Even after if you get the same error try setting 'Unlock Keychain? We have come up with 4 methods that will allow you to fix this error. Anything I could be missing or not updated? So, these were some of the possible reasons and outcomes of the Accountsd wants to Use the Login Keychain MacBook Apple Error. After this everything worked fine. Hello, I cannot access the passwords for a lot of my entries in my keychains anymore. If you don't first grab out the original list from list-keychains you'll no longer have login.
. We are glad that you are a part of the Apple Support Communities and look forward to hearing more from you! For some reason the password field in first aid in Keychain Access is suddenly missing. Thanks for any help you guys can provide! If UserName is set and GroupName is not, then the group will be set to the primary group of the user. Like any password manager, it stores all the passwords you use for applications and websites. I tried opening up Keychains via Utilities but I can't access or delete the 'Local Items' keychain without the password which is not my mac user's password. Hey all, thanks for the hard work on this! How keychain essentially works is that it remembers the authorization details the first time you log in and uses that data to unlock your applications later. When I click the lock icon, nothing happens.
What is accountsd wants to use the Login Keychain Error? Rebooting and restarting Xcode didn't fix the issue. You will be able to open or close it anytime you want. I haven't seen widespread reports of Keychain corruption or account issues here or on other forums. Like some others here, I've consistently used a different password for my keychain password than my login password. Essentially, it looks like it comes down to -d system not actually working. It is a very secure feature and trusted by the users all over the world.
Obviously you haven't changed your login keychain password since the Restore, correct? It is normal if Developer Tools wants to enable Developer Mode on your Mac, thus, you don't need to enter an administrator password every time you start debugging your app in the simulator for the every first time after each Xcode launch. Same problem for me in 10. This is a common feature built to keep your system free from third party access. This is the case whether I pass the password on the command-line or whether I let it prompt me for it. Regards Jim Message was edited by: Jim Knopf. I found this thread while searching for the answer, so I thought I'd add the solution what worked for me, anyway.