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@chockenberry Is that *all* that is necessary? Or will applications need to be reinstalled as well?
Just verified that you don’t need to reboot to work around the Mac App Store certificate problem. Instead: $ killall -KILL storeaccountd
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@siegel I got the exit(137) dialog for@1Password, cancelled it, then killed storeaccound. On next launch, everything worked fine. - View other replies
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@chockenberry@siegel Good to hear, Chock.
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@1Password I THINK YOU MEANT QUOTE GOOD TO HEAR, CHOCK END QUOTE //@chockenberry -
@siegel@chockenberry I PUT THE LOCK IN CHOCKLOCK - Show more
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@chockenberry oh cool, a solution for the normals - View other replies
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@panzer MY MOM KNOWS HOW TO KILL FYI
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@chockenberry that’s one-hyphen KILL? -
@AlanHogan Yeah, a dash.
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@chockenberry Everyone I’ve seen encounter this problem on Twitter is a developer. Does it only affect machines with Xcode? -
@Jim_Lipsey Who knows? The whole process is opaque.
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@chockenberry Didn't solve my problem. There's another process called "storeassetd" that has additional errors:https://twitter.com/yuusharo/status/664866452248395776 …
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@chockenberry killall is by far my favorite shell command. -
@chockenberry Congrats on your 250★ tweet! http://favstar.fm/t/664852993175490561 … -
@chockenberry Yep, worked great for me. Thanks! -
@chockenberry This worked for me -- just started having this issue. Thanks! (I hate rebooting...) -
@chockenberry not working for me..
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