After installing Mavericks my Email always requests my password?

After installing Mavericks my Email program won't save the passwords for the iCloud-Accounts anymore. So everytime I start my Mail program I am asked for the password. If I go to settings and fill out the password manually it won't save it even after I clicked on "save". But when I return to the settings and it isn't. What now? With every other email account it works fine, remembers the password and everything but not with the iCloud accounts. And it is kind of odd to always type in my password as I thought with keychain it gets better. with Mountain Lion everything was fine...
And: Very often they don't synchronize on my MBP and iMac! Even worse: more often the Mail program simply freezes and won't work anymore just out of the blue. So I have to force it to quit and restart it again. Who else has these problems? Both of my Macs are fully compatible with Mavericks by the way. The iMac is from Nov 2009 and the MBP November 2011. so none of them should have any problems
I am happy for every suggestions or hints! 

Sometimes I should better browse this forum BEFORE asking a question
Sorry for that but I finally found the easiest solution somewhere in here:
Went to Settings in the mail program --> add password --> changed the Authentification to "Apple Token".
Now it works perfectly fine and I don't need to type in my password all the time I open Mail

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    7. Launch the built-in Terminal application in any of the following ways:
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