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Mac keychain access how to access password#
Or, you can be prompted for the password by omitting the -passin pass: option and argument. Note: If you entered some text for a password, then this password needs to be included immediately after the colon ( :) character. The private key can be displayed by entering the following command in a Terminal application window. GIokL+2IjcEeZqYgj1TE9LA/7D0hLrnU5sKr6Cs1SJQH8X3+WpS0GSOlBOyx16+H WrOezYI3D1cx97BVGEj+U9Ciaz5e63cScqgTIoEAsdcCNT6f15odMmzvqN58LfSS YEd7PU/iYU7fYCnjNAJriyjSQ8ClV9KYN/4KSeSvc9NBizAbYFeJqcQ4HDPIg0bAĬhxcdy02T1W47TtizIh6oGxM7kFqBCJ1wrZKz2nAEggAZFp2SH3ZvlGkfsVOvfKd TisRPPUqFUuBsyqUezm8QbmUNhnAfNN+skteXU9Mud042f+5NLDnsCg9PuiMAXqJ MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAvF52ctPK2AJctLlBoDn9 The public key can be displayed by entering the following command in a Terminal application window. For the purposes of additional security, you may wish to enter a stronger password. In other words, when the popup below appeared, I did not enter any text in the "Password:" or "Verify:" text boxes and just selected the OK button. When prompted, I chose to not to enter a password. I also saved the private key as in my in my Documents folder, which created the text file ~/Documents/12. Here, I saved the public key as in my Documents folder, which created the text file ~/Documents/. Picking up from where the tutorial left off, I have the public and private keys in the Keychain Access application, as shown below.įrom the Keychain Access application, you can export the public and private keys to files. Note: This answer was tested using macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 and macOS Monterey 12.1.
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