On Apr 13, 2006, at 12:19 PM, Aman Patel wrote:
I'd be happy to just
convert all of my existing entries to ones that work with the
universal
builds, but there are no visible differences between the 2
different types.
Also, I would prefer not to modify hundreds of entries by hand.
Here's a very skanky way to do it. Keep in mind that this is not a
good idea at all.
1. Back up ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain
2. Seriously.
3. Open ~/Library/Keychians/login.keychain in your favorite text
editor (that won't choke on binary files or muck around with line
endings).
4. Replace all occurrences of "httd" with "dtth" (if you have the
patience, you might want to make sure that you don't accidently pick
up any legitimate occurrences that are part of longer strings, but
that seems unlikely to be the case)
5. Save and quit
6. Log out
7. Log back in
This makes dangerous assumptions, like "no-one other than Camino is
storing httd typed entries", and "keychain probably won't mind if I
muck around with substrings in its binary storage". All I can say in
this method's defense is that it worked for me when I was too lazy to
write an actual converter.
It might be worth having Camino check both orderings of that string
on Intel when doing the lookup; that would essentially turn it into
an ad-hoc conversions tool (at a slight performance hit).
-Stuart
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