Jan 27, '04 10:30:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
Caused me quite a headache to solve this so I thought submitting this to the other readers might save someone similar aggravations.
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Corrupt Keychain entries can cause Safari crashes
Jan 27, '04 10:30:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
My Safari 1.1.1 kept crashing when I wanted to access any secure website via the https protocol. Other user accounts on the same computer didn't experience that problem. After some digging, I discovered that if I removed my keychain file from ~/Library/Keychains, the problem disappeared -- meaning that the problem was in the keychain file. Eventually, by trial and error, I found the entry that caused Safari to crash, removed it, and all was back to normal again.
Caused me quite a headache to solve this so I thought submitting this to the other readers might save someone similar aggravations.
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Corrupt Keychain entries can cause Safari crashes
One of the nice features of 10.3 is that the Keychain Access utility has integrated the Keychain First Aid utility. One can find it under the Window menu to help keep keychains in good shape.
RE: Corrupt Keychain entries can cause Safari crashes
a corrupt keychain can not only cause safari to crash but any other app. that accesses it. my keychain was so damaged that it would only accept "allow once" access, if i'd "always allow" access to it, it'd immediately crash the application - happened to ichat, internet connect, safari, mail... etc.etc. |
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