Folder Action Start up - beach ball of death

The subject says it all.  I can't turn on folder actions because it always ends like this.  Does this work for anyone?

Are these Folder Actions ones that you have created, or the standard actions provided by the system? Automator saves Folder Actions that you create as workflows (packages) stored here with normal permissions and user/group ownership as you. If you tried to roll your own outside of Automator, it may be the source of your problems, whether by location or permissions, or more bad luck.
homedir/Library/Workflows/Applications/Folder Actions/
Here is what works via example:
I wrote a UNIX Bash shell script that converted specific types of files based on their extension into html files. This script also called on AppleScript to show an alert dialog listing the illegal files (if any) that were also detected. I wanted to attach this script to a Desktop folder so that I could drag and drop n-files for conversion.
I launched Automator and chose Folder Action. Then I choose Utilities > Run Shell Script. Dragged the latter onto the Automator workspace to the right. The settings for this action looked like the following (click to enlarge):
At the top you see the folder that I will attach the action too. And on the right, I chose input as arguments, because my shell script is reading from its command line.
The full shell script is pasted into the action. The normal shell shebang invocation is removed under these circumstances. Then you tell Automator to save the Folder Action, and exit automator.
Now, you right-click on the target folder, and at the bottom of the menu, is the Folder Actions Setup...
For mine, this is what the dialog should look like.
The Actions folder is irrelevant as it is a test folder for actions. I called my Desktop folder - file2html, and the Folder Action that Automator saved, was called file2html.workflow.
And here is the shell script that went into the folder action:

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        Date = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:55:56 GMT";
        Expires = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:55:56 GMT";
        "Set-Cookie" = "Pod=8; version=\"1\"; expires=Sat, 14-Mar-2015 13:55:56 GMT; path=/; domain=.apple.com, itspod=8; version=\"1\"; expires=Sat, 14-Mar-2015 13:55:56 GMT; path=/; domain=.apple.com, mzf_in=082433; version=\"1\"; path=/WebObjects; domain=.apple.com; secure; HttpOnly, mzf_dr=0; version=\"1\"; expires=Thu, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:00 GMT; path=/WebObjects; domain=.apple.com, ns-mzf-inst=34-235-80-109-102-8282-82433-8-st11; version=1; Max-Age=1800; path=/; domain=.apple.com; httponly";
        "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000";
        "apple-timing-app" = "7 ms";
        "edge-control" = "no-store, cache-maxage=0";
        itspod = 8;
        pod = 8;
        "x-apple-application-instance" = 82433;
        "x-apple-application-site" = ST11;
        "x-apple-jingle-correlation-key" = DHWSJWHZWB7TIJXMUKEI2YZE54;
        "x-apple-lokamai-no-cache" = true;
        "x-apple-orig-url" = "https://p8-buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/adoptionEligibilityS rv?guid=A8206630705B";
        "x-apple-translated-wo-url" = "/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/adoptionEligibilitySrv?guid=A8206630705B";
        "x-frame-options" = SAMEORIGIN;
        "x-webobjects-loadaverage" = 56;
    2/14/15 9:55:58.478 PM storeaccountd[285]: ADI: {
        "Cache-Control" = "no-transform, max-age=10320";
        Connection = "keep-alive";
        "Content-Encoding" = gzip;
        "Content-Length" = 20771;
        "Content-Type" = "text/xml; charset=UTF-8";
        Date = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:55:58 GMT";
        "Last-Modified" = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 12:07:31 GMT";
        Server = "ATS/4.1.0";
        "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000";
        Vary = "Accept-Encoding, X-Apple-Store-Front, Cookie, User-Agent";
        "X-Apple-ATS-Cache-Key" = "/init.itunes.apple.com/80/WebObjects/MZInit.woa/wa/initiateSession/MacAppStore /2.0%20/143441-1/13/https/itspod=8?ix=5";
        "X-Apple-Partner" = "origin.0";
        "apple-timing-app" = "58 ms";
        "x-apple-aka-ttl" = "Generated Sat Feb 14 04:07:31 PST 2015, Expires Sat Feb 14 09:47:31 PST 2015, TTL 20400s";
        "x-apple-application-instance" = 1809;
        "x-apple-application-site" = NWK;
        "x-apple-jingle-correlation-key" = CNS27XWS4NAJ5NKGR5FANX5DTU;
        "x-apple-max-age" = 14400;
        "x-apple-orig-url" = "https://init.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZInit.woa/wa/initiateSession?ix=5&user AgentCacheKey=MacAppStore%2f2.0%20";
        "x-apple-request-store-front" = "143441-1,13";
        "x-apple-translated-wo-url" = "/WebObjects/MZInit.woa/wa/initiateSession?ix=5&userAgentCacheKey=MacAppStore%2 f2.0%20";
        "x-webobjects-loadaverage" = 0;
    2/14/15 9:55:58.513 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d1ae70> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d34fd0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:55:59.683 PM storeaccountd[285]: ADI: {
        "Cache-Control" = "no-transform, max-age=41";
        Connection = "keep-alive";
        "Content-Encoding" = gzip;
        "Content-Length" = 38524;
        "Content-Type" = "text/html; charset=UTF-8";
        Date = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:55:59 GMT";
        "Last-Modified" = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:52:48 GMT";
        Server = "ATS/4.1.0";
        "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000";
        Vary = "Accept-Encoding, X-Apple-Store-Front";
        "X-Apple-ATS-Cache-Key" = "/17.173.38.161/80/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewGrouping/iDevice/143441-1/13/h ttps?cc=us&id=29520&mt=12";
        "X-Apple-Partner" = "origin.0";
        "apple-timing-app" = "662 ms";
        "x-apple-aka-ttl" = "Generated Sat Feb 14 06:52:48 PST 2015, Expires Sat Feb 14 06:53:48 PST 2015, TTL 60s";
        "x-apple-application-instance" = 2126439;
        "x-apple-application-site" = ST11;
        "x-apple-jingle-correlation-key" = URUSE5YX3QNM53VSQEZHESOGYQ;
        "x-apple-orig-url" = "https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewGrouping?cc=us&id=29520&m t=12";
        "x-apple-translated-wo-url" = "/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewGrouping?cc=us&id=29520&mt=12";
        "x-frame-options" = SAMEORIGIN;
        "x-webobjects-loadaverage" = 0;
    2/14/15 9:56:00.565 PM storedownloadd[305]: DownloadServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fc4ab40e420> connection from pid 611 with interface <DownloadServiceInterface: 0x7fc4ab413c60> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.567 PM storeassetd[298]: AssetServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7ffe92f196d0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AssetServiceInterface: 0x7ffe92f3efa0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.574 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d346b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d0ff50> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.579 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d42370> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d4e760> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.585 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8cc3980> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cb2030> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.590 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d335b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d6fc10> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:00.858 PM storeaccountd[285]: ADI: {
        "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" = "*";
        "Cache-Control" = "private, max-age=60";
        Connection = "keep-alive";
        "Content-Length" = 2;
        "Content-Type" = "application/json; charset=UTF-8";
        Date = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:56:00 GMT";
        Expires = "Sat, 14 Feb 2015 14:57:00 GMT";
        "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000";
        Vary = "X-Apple-Store-Front,X-Dsid,Cookie";
        "access-control-allow-credentials" = true;
        "apple-timing-app" = "1 ms";
        "x-apple-application-instance" = 1562;
        "x-apple-application-site" = ST11;
        "x-apple-jingle-correlation-key" = Q22XHOJNG5ULCCN3GEUYYS2LVI;
        "x-webobjects-loadaverage" = 0;
    2/14/15 9:56:03.728 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f336c0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f2f070> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:04.372 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ca8830> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c9d820> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:04.378 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d38170> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d871b0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:05.591 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d8ba10> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d5beb0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:05.598 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d7a280> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d0f300> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.191 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d9a540> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d76680> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.197 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d605d0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d7c090> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.818 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d6bc60> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8d49300> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.823 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8d9e320> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8da0990> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.841 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f37630> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f30510> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:06.845 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f379d0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f37d00> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.140 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c69570> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c55f70> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.455 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c60cf0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c3cd00> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.461 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c55860> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c69b80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.467 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c61f30> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c6ee80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.472 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c67100> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c657f0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.477 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c3cb10> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c50a80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.482 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8da5980> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8da5c00> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.487 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8e25260> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8e2da80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.492 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f3b540> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f3b980> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.497 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8da8c20> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8da8ee0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.502 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dabe20> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dac0e0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.507 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8da4420> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8daf140> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.512 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8db1fa0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8db2260> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.517 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c3d450> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c3f6a0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.522 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8db50b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8db5370> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.527 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c4a100> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c5d500> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.533 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f3ff10> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f40390> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.538 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8db8370> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8db86b0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.543 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8db8b40> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dbb740> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.548 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8c6d1b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8c69070> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.553 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ce2fd0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8ce32c0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.558 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ce6100> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8ce63c0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.563 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f43600> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f44300> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.568 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ce9810> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8ce9ac0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.573 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f45ae0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f45dd0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.578 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8e297f0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8e14eb0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.583 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dc1700> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dc1a70> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.588 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f48e60> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f49790> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.593 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ced870> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cedda0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.598 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8cf0ce0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cf0fa0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.603 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dc4e80> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dc5240> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.607 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8cf42c0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cf4680> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.612 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dc82e0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dc8b60> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.617 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8cf7ca0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cf8090> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.622 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dcba80> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dcc320> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.627 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dcf2d0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dcf590> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.632 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8cfbdb0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8cfb190> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.637 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dd2400> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dd2ca0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.642 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8e245f0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8e20670> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.647 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dd6370> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dd6710> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.652 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb003a90> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb003f80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.657 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dd9c10> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dda000> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.664 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ddcf50> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8ddd210> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.673 PM storeassetd[298]: AssetServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7ffe92f20cc0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AssetServiceInterface: 0x7ffe92f20ff0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:07.989 PM storeassetd[298]: AssetServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7ffe92e10450> connection from pid 611 with interface <AssetServiceInterface: 0x7ffe92e3a4d0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.904 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb007ab0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb0078d0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.910 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f4cf00> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f4d260> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.916 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb00ae00> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb00b2b0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.921 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb00a820> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb00cc70> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.926 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb011280> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb011580> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.931 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8ddd680> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8de0f90> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.937 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8de3e80> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8de4140> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.942 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8e1d830> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8e1b2f0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.946 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8de7650> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8de7a80> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.951 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb00e7d0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb014be0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.956 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb017b70> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb017e30> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.961 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8deb680> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8deb9c0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.965 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dee970> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8deec30> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.970 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8df1aa0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8df1d60> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.975 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8e3f440> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8e3f6e0> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.980 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8f51060> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8f51470> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.985 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7fb01b1b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7fb01c530> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.990 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8df5210> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8df5600> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.994 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8df8580> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8df8840> (PID 611)
    2/14/15 9:56:11.999 PM storeaccountd[285]: AccountServiceDelegate: Accepting new connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7fd7f8dfb6b0> connection from pid 611 with interface <AccountServiceInterface: 0x7fd7f8dfb970> (PID 611)
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    Identifier:      mds
    Version:         ??? (???)
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