Publish password lost when ical quits

When iCal is opened for the first time each day, the exclamation mark appears that says that the published calendar is NOT publishing. Clicking on the exclamation mark gets the message that the publish failed and the username/password entry box appears - the password box is blank. When the password is re-entered, all is well, but then if you quit iCal, the next time you re-open it, you have to reenter the password again.
Any help?
eMac Mac OS X (10.4.8)

tankgrrl,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Allowing applications to access your keychain, should be helpful.
If that is not a solution, then open Keychain Access, and use Keychain First Aid. It may help you identify and resolve the problem.
Let us know what you find out.
;~)

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