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Sep 19, 2012 9:24 PM in response to jb2683by pdokas,I’ve had this problem since 10.8.1 and unfortunately it’s survived into 10.8.2 which was released today.
I’ve tried all the tips suggested in this forum, all to no avail.
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Sep 20, 2012 1:36 AM in response to OlofMorkby jb2683,same here. no luck with 10.8.2. very dissapointing...
if anyone has experienced this problem and was able to solve it: please post the solution!
many people will be very grateful
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Sep 20, 2012 1:51 AM in response to jb2683by carnecro,Same here. 10.8.2 solved only the problem with Parental Control, there are obviously another reasons for this issue. Workaround is to create another account dedicated for AppStore access. I hope Apple will address this issue as soon as possible.
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Sep 20, 2012 3:53 AM in response to OlofMorkby mohd hatta,to resolved the issue
navigate to Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration and then delete NetworkInterfaces.plist
then restart ur mac, setting ur network and sign in app store.
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Sep 20, 2012 4:49 AM in response to mohd hattaby carnecro,This solution is based on the idea, that for AppStore login the main network adapter name must be "en0". And really some people reported succes after rebuilding the interface list.
For me this did not work. Like other solutions circulating in the internet. As system programmer I do not believe that AppStore application has data link layer dependecies, but its worth a try.
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Sep 20, 2012 6:01 AM in response to mohd hattaby jb2683,thanks for the suggestion mohd hatta.
i tried this, unfortunately it didn't work for me...
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Sep 20, 2012 10:26 PM in response to OlofMorkby unixy_goodness,As I just posted elsewhere, I discovered what was preventing me from doing updates/installs from the App Store was a permission problem that occured when I did a SetupAssistant transfer to my brand-new MBP. This permission issue did not get fixed by Disk Utility's "repair permissions."
Opening up the terminal, and doing the following worked for me:
cd ~
chmod 755 Library/Cookies
It may be desirable to change the permissions on all of the Cookie files, if the permissions on the individual files got messed up somehow. In that case, you would type:
cd ~
chmod -R 755 Library/Cookies
I don't know if this is the cause of other people's issue, but it solved mine. Good luck!
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Sep 21, 2012 8:59 AM in response to unixy_goodnessby anonyhosking,No luck for me. I know there must be some sort of permissions issue in my Library folder but I have no idea what it could possibly be.
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Sep 21, 2012 10:52 AM in response to mohd hattaby seangaffneycc,Confirming that mohd hatta's solution has solved the Mac App Store login issue on my wife's MacBook Air. For reference, the solution was to delete the "NetworkInterfaces.plist" file in the "/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration" folder. Then restart your Mac so the system can re-create that file for you.
Thanks mohd hatta!
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Sep 21, 2012 11:05 AM in response to afiszoneby mosslack,The network interface problem is known older problem. This is something new and the problem is on Apple's end. IOW it's something they changed which caused this. So far, none of the solutions posted has worked for me.
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Sep 21, 2012 11:13 AM in response to mohd hattaby jconstantine,I was not able to remove that file, despite the fact I was logged in as an administrator. I received a "permission denied" message. ???
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Sep 21, 2012 11:23 AM in response to jconstantineby seangaffneycc,jconstantine, if you're in Terminal, you'll need to `cd` into the directory, then run `sudo rm -f NetworkInterfaces.plist`. The `sudo` bit runs the command after it with heightened security privileges (that of an admin). If you're trying to delete the file via Finder, then I'd expect the password prompt to show up.
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Sep 21, 2012 11:25 AM in response to seangaffneyccby jconstantine,Thank you. I had just figured that out myself. And deleting the NetworkInterfaces.plist file worked for me as well! Thank you mohd hatta!
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