- #Mac keychain access sierra mac os
- #Mac keychain access sierra password
- #Mac keychain access sierra mac
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#Mac keychain access sierra mac
#Mac keychain access sierra mac os
This change was introduced with Mac OS Sierra and is not documented (or at least I could not find documentation). I am not aware what apple-tool: is doing as it is not documented, but it was there after importing the key with security import so I'm keeping it in order to avoid breaking people who copy-paste the command. The actual partitionID that allows the codesigning is apple. What this command does is that it sets the PartitionIDs (items after -S separated by comma) for keys that can sign (-s) for a specific keychain. If you execute set-key-partition-list with a single value it will overwrite all partitionIDs in the certificates. Please have in mind that this command line tool works like the list-keychains's way of modification. Security set-key-partition-list -S apple-tool:,apple: -s -k keychainPass keychainName The command you need to use is as follows: How can I avoid the UI prompt from Sierra?
The access control setting for the private key is also correctly configured (with the desired codesign exception rule). Importing the identity definitely works, I can see the cert and key when displaying the contents of the keychain in the Keychain Access application. Importing the Cert und Key separately (being extracted.Importing the p12 with -A ('Allow any application to access the.Using the login.keychain instead of the custom one.keychain-db extension when specifying the keychain-name I have tried many workarounds, but nothing seems to work: Result: macOS shows a UI-prompt asking for permission to access the previously imported private key.
#Mac keychain access sierra password
Security import identity.p12 -k buildagent.keychain -P password -T /usr/bin/codesignĬodesign -vfs ' $IDENTITY' ' $' -keychain 'buildagent.keychain' Security default-keychain -s buildagent.keychain Security list-keychains -d user -s buildagent.keychain Security unlock-keychain -p test buildagent.keychain This affects custom created keychains, but also the login.keychain.Įxecute the following commands in Terminal (requires a signing identity to be available to import): security create-keychain -p test buildagent.keychain This breaks the packaging scripts of build server.
Starting with macOS Sierra, I can't import a codesign-identity into a keychain with /usr/bin/security any more without usr/bin/codesign UI-prompting for access when using this identity.