On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 01:03 PM, cricket wrote: > The reason you get the warning dialog when you upgrade your system is > that keychain keeps track of which applications have access to which > keychain items -- and when you upgrade, the application has changed > and it is no longer 'trusted'. For example, would you want it to be > possible to write a program, name it 'Mail', and have it snag all your > Mail passwords? > > While I agree that the dialog is confusing and maybe annoying, there > is a reason for it to be doing this. You don't want other applications > to be able to use passwords that are only intended to be used by one > program. > > By the way, this is not specific to Mail, but to any application that > uses the keychain as a means to securely store passwords. > Further to Cricket's post, I find that this dialog box frequently appears after upgrading/installing software. Running Repair permissions seems always to make it go away again. __ William Lane Calgary, Canada via Mac OSX - Mail