go to the terminal, cd to the user directory and do a chown:
usage: chown [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-fh] [owner][:group] file
in this case you should type
chown -R berni berni
This will recursively (the -R option) change ownership of all files in directory /Users/berni to user berni.
Not the problem here, and we never changed the UID, which is really all that matters, no matter what the name is, permissions are tied to the user ID number, the UID. 'berni' already owns all of 'michaels' files, because berni is the same user, just renamed.
In this case the actual keychain file is called 'michael' and needs to be renamed.
-- Bruce Johnson University of Arizona College of Pharmacy Information Technology Group
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