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Macbook(M1) keeps asking keychain password when secretcli interact with Ledger(Nano S)? #836

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opkps opened this issue Nov 1, 2021 · 3 comments

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@opkps
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opkps commented Nov 1, 2021

Even a simple call: 'secretcli keys list', Macbook(M1) would keeps asking for the keychain password for each address that stores in Ledger before listing, 100 accounts/addresses in Ledger(Nano S), 100 asking.
How can I fix it, or in another word, how to let MacOS completely trust 'secretcli' application when interact with Ledger without asking the keychain password, no matter what command enter.
Thx.

@assafmo
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assafmo commented Nov 1, 2021

The only way as far as I know is to re-add your keys into secretcli on --keyring-backend test mode

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opkps commented Nov 3, 2021

It works, thanks a lot!
Before coming here asking, Apple customer service told me there is one way could try: setting a certificates for secretcli application, the certificates should be "variables" to adapt to each different command change, but they have limited further information about the details and I haven't found any useful information on this yet.

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faddat commented Apr 26, 2022

This can be improved a teeny bit with some replace statements that Osmosis is using.

It'll make scrt throw fewer errors when building and I think it might make the process a bit less repetitive.

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