I can't reproduce that problem myself. The keychain is manipulated using the "security" command line tool. Anything unusual about your password? Everything set up right in your blog file? Take a look at the file in ~/Library/Preferences/com.macromates.textmate.blogging.txt. You'll see something like:
blogname http://username@hostname.com/wordpress/xmlrpc.php
You can test the retrieval of the password using this command:
security find-internet-password -g -a "username" -s "hostname.com" -p "/wordpress/xmlrpc.php" -r http
(change the parameters above to match your blog configuration of course)
If all is well, the output should include a line like this:
password: "yourpassword"
if it doesn't, that's why you're getting asked for your password all the time.
You can also test password insertion. Try this:
security add-internet-password -a "username" -s "hostname.com" -r "http" -p "/wordpress/xmlrpc.php" -w "yourpassword"
Note any errors this may produce once you change those to the actual values for your blog.
My best guess is that your password contains a special character (perhaps a quote character?) that should be handled better, but isn't now.
-Brad
On Dec 21, 2012, at 4:53 AM, "Dr. Dieter Zakel MA" dieterzakel@spamcop.net wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I use the blogging bundle from Brad Choate. Since Snow Leopard the password to my wordpress blog is not saved in the keychain anymore. I have to type it in every time. Also while fetching.
Does anyone has a hint?
Thank you very much.
Kind regards Dr. Dieter Zakel MA hotline: +43 (800) MEDIZIN
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