How to know safari login keychain

how to know safari login keychain ? any one help me ?

Open Keychain Access located in Applications > Utilities
From the Keychain Acces menu bar click Keychain Access > Keychain First Aid
Select Verify then click Start.
If any problems are discovered, click Repair then Start.

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Please excuse this rookie question, but we recently bought an IMac. The Safari login keychain box keeps popping up and after clicking on cancel, it comes up again and after clicking on cancel again it goes away for a while, then comes back later and does the same thing. How to stop?

OS x 10.5 Lion or 10.9 Mavericks?
OS X 10.9 Mavericks
“Local Items” keychain prompt?
This may help.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5362?viewlocale=en_US

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I have been trying to delete something I set up - a safari login keychain which asks me regularly for a password which I have forgotten anyhow... how do I delete - I have tried to but it doesn't seem to work?
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Go to Keychain Access and you can read the password.

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How do I disable login keychain passwords?

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Keychain "login" cannot be found-pop up keeps coming up on my screen. I have OS X 10.9 using a Mac Mini. I am no longer able to receive email on this computer either, but can retrieve my mail on my i pad. Anyone else having this problem with Keychain?
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OS X Mavericks v10.9.1: Repeated prompts to unlock "Local Items" keychain - Apple Support
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Safari login keychain

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The remedy lies in Keychain Access.app in your Utilities folder.
The following will eliminate the prompt. You only have to do this for one of your Safari keychain entries.
From Keychain Help Menu:
To set up automatic keychain access for an application:
1.Open Keychain Access, located in Applications/Utilities.
2.Click Show Keychains if the Keychains list is not open, then select a keychain.
3.Select Application in the Passwords category. Click the disclosure triangle if Application doesn't appear.
4.Double-click the password in the Keychain window, then click Access Control.
5.To allow access to this password by any application, select "Allow all applications to access this item."
6.To control access to this password, select "Confirm before allowing access."
7.To require the keychain password instead of the application password, select "Ask for Keychain password."
8.To add individual applications that can access this password, click Add or + and navigate to the application you want to add.
IMPORTANT: If you select "Allow all applications to access this item" for an item in your keychain, you make it easy for a computer virus or other software to read the password.
Click Save.

How to know last login in oracle database 9i

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How do I find the password for login keychain safari

How do I find the login password for keychain

Hello Linc Davis,
I am a novice MAC computer user and am being plagued by the Safari login keychain pop up, as well. Could you please tell me the steps I need to take to get to the place where I can disable this prompt. I do know my login password (for my user name on this computer), but I don't even know where the Keychain login can be found. Your help is greatly appreciated!! Many thanks!

Synch Exchange Keychain Entry to Login Keychain Automatically

I wish there was a Keychain Access preference that would enable me to tell a Keychain entry from an application to synchronize with the Login Keychain password automatically when changes occur.
This would fix so many problems I have with my Mac users. We use Exchange for mail and such. When Active Directory expires an account password, and the AD password is updated, then I wish the Mac Keychain would have this "magic" -- first to update itself to the new login password ---then go look for other applications that USED login credentials and update those as well.
I know about editing Keychain entries manually and I know about how to delete the Login KeyChain Files and References.
I know about changing network account passwords from System Preferences/Accounts. When done, you still have to manually edit the Exchange Keychain entry from Keychain Access.
Apple needs to improve its implementation of Active Directory to extend to application entries inside Keychain Access.
Do you guys know of any software that fills these gaps?
Scripts?
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So what you're saying is that it falls back on Microsoft to further improve Entourage to include SSO Exchange authentication?
Is there nothing I can do until then?
I wish I knew how other Mac managers have handled Exchange/AD password issues. Macwindows.com is somewhat vague in this regard.
All I can do is to continue to educate my users in how to manually control their network credentials. Most of them are okay with Exchange/AD. It becomes a chore for some. For a few I have to "hold their hand" -- guide them through it almost every day.
I find this dilemma most annoying.
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Login Keychain Access

I just moved my wifes PC information to my old Imac using Migration Assistance. All the data came over just fine, but the new account that was set up by MA could not be accessed as there was a password problem. (Seems to be common). I just the permissions on all her data files in finder, and set up a new user , and then copies all her data into the new user account (I made it an admin accout). This seemed to work fine, I have email working, itunes set up, etc
however as far as key chains go, the key chain attached to her id is fine and in the Keychain Access Application I can see the passwords etc stored in
her account howerver the "login.keychain" associated with her account doesnt seem to have a password to let me access it.
When she logs in it asks for it and there is no password that will work, and I cannot access, delete nor do anything with it as I dont' have a password, but I never did get an opportunity to set one up. Other accounts are fine, this is the only one with this problem.
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Did that as welll. The user key chain is fine, but sill won't let me do anything the the login keychain.
Quite frustrating.

"Safari wants to use login keychain" how do I stop this message popping up

Hello out there!
Everytime I go to a new web page in Safari I box pops up on the screen with the message " Safari wants to use the login keychain. Please enter the keychain password." I click on the "cancel" button and the message disappears and I can get to the web page ok. It's just that having this message box pop up all the bloody time is driving me crazy. Is there anybody out there who knows how I can get rid of it entirely and restore my sanity please?
I don't want to use passwords or keychains.
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Ah yes, you may also (or instead) need to "Open Keychain Access, and choose Preferences from the Keychain Access menu, and click the Reset Keychain button. Enter your current login password and you're done." See http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8318028&#8318028

How can I fix an annoying repeating request for "login" keychain by multiple applications like Safari and AddressBookSourceSink.

This issue arose after upgrading to snow leopard and ultimately to Mavericks. I took my Mac into a Genius Bar to have them look at this issue. We attempted to change the Keychain Password which failed to change the local items password. As a fix we changed the administrator password then changed the keychain. This appeared to be the fix however my Mac was never connected to the Internet while at the Genius Bar. Upon returning home and reconnecting to the Wifi the popups began again.

Back up all data.
Launch the Keychain Access application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Keychain Access in the icon grid.
Select the login keychain from the list on the left side of the Keychain Access window. If your default keychain has a different name, select that.
If the lock icon in the top left corner of the window shows that the keychain is locked, click to unlock it. You'll be prompted for the keychain password, which is the same as your login password, unless you've changed it.
Right-click or control-click the login entry in the list. From the menu that pops up, select Change Settings for Keychain "login". In the sheet that opens, uncheck both boxes, if not already unchecked.
From the menu bar, select
Keychain Access ▹ Preferences ▹ First Aid
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Select
Keychain Access ▹ Keychain First Aid
from the menu bar and repair the keychain. Quit Keychain Access.

Don't know password for "Login" Keychain

Hi, Every time I use an application I am asked to type a "login" keychain access. (safari wants to use "login" keychain access password). I do not have that password and don't know how to get rid of that window popping up every time I use any application program. I have already tried typing my login password and it says wrong password. Do't hesitate to comment anything is helpful!!
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You're almost there. Instead of deleting the old keychain, reset the current one.
Open Keychain Access, and choose Preferences from the *Keychain Access* menu, and click the *Reset Keychain* button. Enter your current login password and you're done.

How does the metadata.keychain differ from the login.keychain?

I am updating my keychain access as I transfer from one hard drive to another. In looking to transfer the keychain permissions, I ran into a metadata.keychain as well as a login.keychain. I can't find any useful description of the purpose of the metadata.keychain. Hence I don't know if needs to be copied. Why is info on the metadata.keychain so elusive?
Also, I noticed I cannot post this question in a general forum for multiple versions of the OS (and I know the metadata.keychain exists in multiple versions). If there is better forum, feel free to move it. I chose this one since I am using Lion.

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Since upgrading to 10.7.2 to use iCloud, i keep getting a message with ubd wants to use the login keychain, anyone for help to how to get rid of this...

since upgrading to 10.7.2 to use iCloud, i keep getting a window message with ubd wants to use the login keychain, i put the right password but it keeps coming back, anyone for help to how to get rid of this...

This is what I did and it seems to have worked so far. While that little annoying box is up you need to open the Keychain access by:
going to applications -> open utilities folder -> click to open Keychain Access
Now here is the stupid part, you have to continue to press the cancel button on the "ubd wants to use login keychain" box for the kaychain window to open. Once you have keychain access open go to:
the top of your monitor and select "Keychain Access" right next to the little apple logo -> click preferences in the options panel-> the preference box will open now -> click "Reset My Default Keychain" -> another box will pop up that says "Please enter your login password. This password will be used to create your new keychain" (of course this is assuming that you use a login password to access your mac) -> enter your login password and a box shows up that says "created a new empty 'Login' keychain"
After that you should be good to go. This new keychain you created with your login password overides the old keychain. The old keychain is still available in the Keychain's folder but is not being used and therefor can be deleted. All you have to do now is press ok, and your good. If the "ubd wants to use login keychain" box is still there after you reset your keychains just hit cancel and it should be gone for good or you can enter your login password.
Is this a fixall that will work forever? I have no idea but doing this has allowed me to access my network at work and all the servers I need to get to.
Oh and one more thing. You may need to press cancel on the ubd box throughout this entire process, I just gon in the habit of clicking a button hitting cancel on the ubd box and the new window would pop up.
I hope this helps you! Sorry if it's long, I was trying to be as detailed as possible to make it easier. Let me know how it goes.

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