[Zettt]

Hi

I have some strange problem here. A few days ago i did a "Install & Archive OS X" because i wanted to get rid of some other problems as well (e.g. with Logic and so on...)

Since then i get an Error Message with just any app which wants access to keychain, which tells me

blablabla.app has been updated and moved. Do you want to change all your keychain items to allow the new version access to your keychain?

I haven't moved anything, you know.

Verifying (and repairing) with "Keychain Access" doesn't solve the problem.

What's wrong here?

I have just found this thread here...not very informative.

[JKT]

You probably have two versions of the apps on your system (the newly installed one and the archived version). Check the Previous Systems Folder that is created at the root level during an archive and install and delete the old duplicates.

[Zettt]

Thanks for your answer

The "Previous System" folder has been deleted by me before 2 weeks or so. I had the same problem there. Then i deleted all my Keychain items, because nothing seems to help and then reentered all things again.

But now the problem came back.

[Chuckit]

Just to clarify, you can open the same app several times, authorizing it every time, and it will keep asking the question in that app?

[Zettt]

Exactly!

[Zettt]

I seem to have found a problem

I found a post which said that there exists a file on harddisk where all applications are registered in a hash.
In order to re-register all applications to the system simply delete the file and reboot

You can do this in Terminal with the following command (the command creates a backup copy with the .old ending)

sudo mv /var/db/CodeEquivalenceDatabase /var/db/CodeEquivalenceDatabase.old

After reboot my system asked me to change all keychain items again for 1Passwd for example and it didn't take years (5 Minutes where i couldnt do anything) to just a few seconds. It seems that this problem has gone - hopefully!

Thanks for all your help!