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I just upgraded to Lion. When I tried to open the Address Book, a Choose Application comes up asking "Where is Keychain Scripting?". I have no idea what it's talking about and Spotlight did not help find anything called Keychain Scripting. Any ideas?
MacBook Core 2 Duo, Mac OS X (10.6.4), Mac mini Intel Core Duo
Sort of like hiding the user's Library folder?
Thanks. Didn't know it was updated recently. Had the other one for ages. That said, I never found the original that slow. YMMV.
"security find-generic-password -a <Account> -g"
is a shell command, entered from Terminal.app
To get the same effect in AppleScript you need something like:
set QKeyName to quoted form of "account name"
set t to do shell script "security 2>&1 find-generic-password -ga " & QKeyName
See
"Where is Keychain Scripting?"
