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Starting in macoS 15 Sequioa, Keychain Access.app will live in the System folder at /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Keychain Access.app.
My XCreds profile includes a link in the menu bar pointing to Keychain Access in /Apps/Utilities as a QA + troubleshooting tool.
Once Sequoia is in production in late 2024, the link from the XCReds menu item (<key>linkOrAppPath</key>) will not be able to open Keychain Access unless I change the linkOrAppPath key with the new app path, but then it would be broken for all OSs older that macOS 15. Im assuming we will still need Keychain Access.app for at least a year or two.
So I created a script/policy that creates an alias of /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Keychain Access.app at /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app with POSIX 755
However, XCreds is not able to open this symlink from the menu item. The Finder displays an error "This file cant be found". But Im able to open the Keychain Access alias from the Finder by manually double-clicking it, and I can also open it from the Terminal with 'open -a /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app'
Is there any way to allow XCreds to open a link pointing to an app? Is this a security restriction?
This is very very low priority (and not needed for many months to come obviously), but Im still curious if it's worth looking at?
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Here's a comprehensive screenshot of the symlink command, the symlink file that gets generated in /Applications/Utilities, the XCreds menu item, and the actual error.
Starting in macoS 15 Sequioa, Keychain Access.app will live in the System folder at /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Keychain Access.app.
My XCreds profile includes a link in the menu bar pointing to Keychain Access in /Apps/Utilities as a QA + troubleshooting tool.
Once Sequoia is in production in late 2024, the link from the XCReds menu item (
<key>linkOrAppPath</key>
) will not be able to open Keychain Access unless I change the linkOrAppPath key with the new app path, but then it would be broken for all OSs older that macOS 15. Im assuming we will still need Keychain Access.app for at least a year or two.So I created a script/policy that creates an alias of /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Keychain Access.app at /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app with POSIX 755
However, XCreds is not able to open this symlink from the menu item. The Finder displays an error "This file cant be found". But Im able to open the Keychain Access alias from the Finder by manually double-clicking it, and I can also open it from the Terminal with 'open -a /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app'
Is there any way to allow XCreds to open a link pointing to an app? Is this a security restriction?
This is very very low priority (and not needed for many months to come obviously), but Im still curious if it's worth looking at?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: