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Posted at June 4, 2008 12:58 pm | In Software | By Ben Woodruff
Tags: Apple/Mac, Research, Software, Technology
Earlier today I was looking for a way to lock the 1Password keychain using a keyboard shortcut. The easiest way I could think of doing this is with QuickSilver (namely, a QuickSilver trigger). I found this forum post that describes a terminal command that can be used to lock keychains. I put together the attached script so that this can easily be setup as a QuickSilver trigger. It’s a really simple script, only one line of code:
security lock-keychain 1Password.keychain
The resulting QuickSilver trigger looks like this:
You can download the script here:
Then setup QuickSilver as show in the image above.
A quick video on how to do this can be seen here:
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