On 24 Dec 2007, at 16:03, Kim Gammelgård wrote: > The PubSubAgent is an application that checks RSS and Atom feeds > regularly. (open the Terminal and type "man pubsub" without the > quotes). I will almost bet that it is Safari or Mail that is trying > to update one of your feeds, but it could be any application that is > using the pubsub-utility. > > The reason why it is giving the error message is probably due to a > feed that think that it needs authentication using an X509Anchor in > the Keychain. I would probably open the Keychain application and run > a check and repair on your keychains twice (there has been reports > that the second time is necessary for some actions to happen). OK, done that. > If that doesn't bring anything, I would have a look at the > X509Anchors in the keychain to see if they all have valid dates, and > after a backup of the keychain, deleting the ones that are expired. I have 110 of these. I sorted them by date. None are expired. The earliest that one expires is August 2008. > If this doesn't bring you anywhere, I would go through your feeds > and try to isolate the culprit, backing up your bookmarks first. I deleted all the RSS feeds in Safari, as this is not something that I use. >> What messages are you getting > One message says "PubSubAgent wants to use the TJH keychain .... > enter password" and the other says " PubSubAgent wants to use the > confidential information stored in idisk.mac.com in your keychain, > do you want to allow access to this item"? If if I check Always > Allow, it will ask me next time..... (bug within a bug?) > These messages appear a few times per hour, even during movies or > anything........ I hope to report positive news in a day or so....... regards, Trevor