PubSubAgent
Neil Laubenthal
neil at laubenthal.net
Tue Jan 1 12:35:27 PST 2008
On Dec 29, 2007, at 14:55, LuKreme wrote:
> On 28-Dec-2007, at 08:26, Neil Laubenthal wrote:
>> Any ideas how to get rid of this? My normal use account does not
>> have admin rights . . . if that makes any difference to either the
>> problem or the solution.
>
>
> My account is not admin either and I do not get this dialog. I have
> RSS feeds set to Mail.app but have removed all the RSS feeds (as I
> recall it came with one or two by default).
>
After some more troubleshooting . . . it appears that if you have your
keychain set to lock after a period of inactivity you get this prompt.
Setting the keychain to remain unlocked keeps it from happening.
This solves the problem . . . sort of . . . but to me it's a Windows
sort of solution . . . it's a workaround more then an actual solution.
PubSubAgent is used for RSS feeds (I have none) and for Dot Mac syncs
(which I do have, but it's only set to sync once a week). Neither of
these should be causing the problem.
On a related note . . . when I look in Keychain Access . . . I see my
login keychain listed twice in the left pane . . . even though there
is actually only a single login.keychain file in ~/Library/Keychains.
Any idea what might cause this? I'm sure it's a user account
thing . . .because other accounts on my laptop don't exhibit the same
problem . . . but it's probably not worth the effort of trying to
export iCal, Address Book, Mail, and the gazillion other preferences
files that would be required if I recreated the account.
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