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Txiuct posted:Is there any way though something like 1password or even the keychain that I can save a password for an email account, so anyone using that computer account can login on that computer, but not be able to see the password so they cant login anywhere else? You can make a keychain password different from the login password, so it doesn't unlock automatically when you log in. The first app to try and use an item in the locked keychain will cause a popup to appear asking for the keychain password. Is this what you mean?
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Jul 27, 2011 22:10
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The + at the end of the permissions indicates there are ACLs on those files and directories, I'd guess that has something to do with the problem. I've actually seen something similar happen on Snow Leopard where there were a ton of custom ACLs applied to my home directory.. Try 'chmod -R -N' in your home directory to remove the ACLs, that might fix it.
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