Fetch Softworks

Fetch 5.7.7 Offers High Sierra Compatibility (33 posts)

• Started 6 years ago by Jim Matthews
• Latest reply 5 years ago from Paul

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  That message confirms that there's a permissions problem with your keychain.

  Do you see the "login" keychain listed in the upper left section of that window? Try Control-clicking on it and choosing "Lock Keychain" from the menu that appears. Then Try Control-clicking again and choosing "Unlock Keychain". That's when you should be prompted for your system password.

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 5 years ago #

• Andy Member

  Control-click is the step I was missing and makes it happen - that has saved much time inputting each password!
  Many thanks,
  Andy

  Posted 5 years ago #

• Paul Member

  Hi Jim,

  I went over your reply for 64-bit Fetch. We do realize that you will be spending considerable amount of time to convert it to 64-bit, but we really need it to work in a full 64-bit environment. Transmit is useless!! We use the Fetch automation (applescript and automator) to download and upload data from a server and this runs 365 days a year with almost 0 incident (well not zero as we have duplicate backup systems) but its critical going forward. Everything works under 10.11/10.12/10.13. However as Apple decides to complete removing support for 32-bit code, in a few years we will require it to run native on 64-bit systems. Thanks.

  Posted 5 years ago #