Are the security updates included in 10.6.7?
I am new to MAC so I am still getting used to the update feature on Mac vs. PC.
Recently I upgraded the Mac OS X from 10.6.6 to 10.6.7 via the software update. Did that include the security patches, or do I need to do an additional update of just those patches?
Thanks in advance for any assistance to a newbie...
Jerry
etresoft wrote:
macjack wrote:
Well etre, you're walking thin ice here...
It is spring time, after all.
LOL!
Apple doesn't issue security updates unless there is some vulnerability that's been found.
That's certainly true. It's also true that most of those security updates are potential vulnerabilities that could happen. They don't mean that there is some exploit running amuck in the wild infecting Mac systems.
Agreed, there were only couple that got into the wild and they were harmless and yes, they are only "potential" or proof-of-concept.
There are a number of people reinstalling 10.6.6 because of a side effect of the 10.6.7 update. If your livelihood depends on being able create PDF documents using OpenType (Adobe) fonts, you just might want to take the very minor risk of staying with 10.6.6 for the time being.
If my livelihood depended on Adobe, I think I'd shoot myself
-mj
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From this quote:
Allan wrote:But, the OP (also?) talks about the local package database on his computer. That is not signed at all as there is no point. If someone can modify that, then they can regenerate the signature, or just modify any other piece of software on your computer.
Is it going to be easy for anyone other than the authorized user to modify the local package database?
Allan basically answered that with the quote above already as I understand it. Someone who has access to the installation, e.g. is able chrooting your PC via USB, is not held back by any ACLs. However, modifying the local database only makes limited sense because the packages are already installed. Pacman would only recheck, if you re-install a package. The only really relevant attack vector for the package database is
(1) installing an older package with a vulnerability,
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then also re-installing would not create a sig-error and you get stuck with the bogus old package.
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Cylinder57 wrote:
And, are the following statements correct:
If the repository databases are modified, the hacker might be able to modify the packages on the server (Considering that if someone can modify the local package database, that person can modify any other piece of software on that particular computer.)
However, pacman won't let users from installing the modified packages (due to package signing,) unless at one person with access is bribed (at least, for an individual package.)
I don't know the intricacies of the server infrastructure - only saw they have great names :-), but I am pretty certain your statements assume that correctly. It is pretty unlikely that someone able to modify the central repository database fails at placing a bogus package for shipping with those access rights at this time. Yet it does no harm not to post any details of such a scenario here imo. In any case: A compromised mirror would be enough for that - and easier to achieve (hacked anywhere or e.g. in a non-democratic state). Plus you also answered it yourself. The keys are key for our safety there. Which keeps me hoping that no criminal lawnmover salesmen frequent the Brisbane area.
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Have you always checked on updates new signatures keys which pacman asks about? If you ever pressed "accept/enter" without checking them out-of-band (e.g. the webserver), that compromised mirror database might have just created a "legitimate" key .. user error, but another attack vector the database signing would catch.
edit: Re-thinking the last paragraph just after posting, I now believe it would not be that easy as implied - simply because the bogus key is not trusted by one of the master keys. The pacman pgp trust model should catch that without database signing. At least it would if only the official repositories are activated, but that's a pre-requisite to the whole thread.
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I think your choices are to...
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May 2 17:37:52 USERs-MacBook-Air.local Installer[364]: install:didFailWithError:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f88a3c936a0 {NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten., NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/97B9287F-0F5A-4148-A72A-8384ADB05D3E.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSUnderlyingError=0x7f88a1433da0 "archive verify failed"}
May 2 17:57:32 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[413]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7fdd4be94350 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fdd4be639b0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/905EE9AF-A09C-41B4-A499-BBC7CBF8EE21.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.security.10.9.2.13C1021.2014.00 2, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7fdd4be66f70 {NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg#Payload , NSFileOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29908846, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=79945153, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileOwnerAccountName=root, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=wheel, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 2 17:57:33 USERs-MacBook-Air.local softwareupdated (200)[294]: SoftwareUpdate: extraction error on install of zzz031-01022 (reset to download error state to allow retry): Error Domain=SUErrorDomain Code=311 "Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002 konnte nicht verifiziert werden. Es wurde beim Laden möglicherweise beschädigt oder verändert. Klicken Sie auf „Aktualisieren“, um es zu laden und prüfen Sie das Update erneut." UserInfo=0x7fe9fb2536a0 {SUErrorUpdateTitle=Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002, SUErrorUpdateProductKey=zzz031-01022, NSLocalizedDescription=Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002 konnte nicht verifiziert werden. Es wurde beim Laden möglicherweise beschädigt oder verändert. Klicken Sie auf „Aktualisieren“, um es zu laden und prüfen Sie das Update erneut.}
ErrorCode = 311;
ErrorDomain = SUErrorDomain;
State = Error;
May 3 03:13:20 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[3605]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f8651614cf0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7f865158e4a0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/4B96CA6E-3B5B-4D06-A6C1-4EA3D5870BF7.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.security.10.9.2.13C1021.2014.00 2, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7f8653a1d360 {NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg#Payload , NSFileOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29933100, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=79945153, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileOwnerAccountName=root, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=wheel, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 3 08:59:17 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[5628]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f9b24957020 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7f9b23b108c0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/87B152A2-C38A-4DE3-AB2A-886C601C3DC5.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7f9b216eb370 {NSURL=file:///Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg#Payload, NSFileOwnerAccountID=501, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29890335, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=946426437, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=20, NSFileOwnerAccountName=USER, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-19 01:15:52 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileExtendedAttributes={\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemDownloadedDate\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1013341 b913e6cc 7b0e5e08 0a000000 00000001 01000000 00000000 02000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 13>;\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemWhereFroms\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1015f10 37687474 703a2f2f 6d697272 6f722e73 68616465 2e73682f 6f73782f 4f535855 7064436f 6d626f31 302e392e 335f3133 44343561 2e706b67 080a0000 00000000 01010000 00000000 00020000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0044>;\n \"com.apple.quarantine\" = <30303232 3b353336 33616634 633b5361 66617269 3b334242 42364136 462d4241 44422d34 4643382d 39373743 2d454533 37413644 37323833 36>;\n}, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=staff, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-05-02 14:44:30 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 3 08:59:17 USERs-MacBook-Air.local Installer[5617]: install:didFailWithError:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f9cc541e860 {NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten., NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/87B152A2-C38A-4DE3-AB2A-886C601C3DC5.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSUnderlyingError=0x7f9cc5450cb0 "archive verify failed"}I'm trying to update my Mac Book AIR 1.7 GHZ i5 4 GB with the security update 2014-002 1.0 on 10.9.2. After downloading via Mac App Store it restarts the machine and shows a message "Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002 konnte nicht verifiziert werden. Es wurde beim Laden möglicherweise beschädigt oder verändert. Klicken Sie auf „Aktualisieren“, um es zu laden und prüfen Sie das Update erneut." Next Maverick starts normal and isn't updated. i tried this several times. Alternatively i downloaded the SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.dmg manually directly from Apple but then i get an error that the DMG is corrupt so i can't start the update. I also downloaded the OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg but while running the installer it verifies the package with the result "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." Any ideas?
install.log -> search: "error"
May 2 17:37:52 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[413]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7fdd4840b2e0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fdd4aa2d4b0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/97B9287F-0F5A-4148-A72A-8384ADB05D3E.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7fdd4c1eb310 {NSURL=file:///Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg#Payload, NSFileOwnerAccountID=501, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29890335, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=946426437, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=20, NSFileOwnerAccountName=USER, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-19 01:15:52 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileExtendedAttributes={\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemDownloadedDate\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1013341 b913e6cc 7b0e5e08 0a000000 00000001 01000000 00000000 02000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 13>;\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemWhereFroms\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1015f10 37687474 703a2f2f 6d697272 6f722e73 68616465 2e73682f 6f73782f 4f535855 7064436f 6d626f31 302e392e 335f3133 44343561 2e706b67 080a0000 00000000 01010000 00000000 00020000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0044>;\n \"com.apple.quarantine\" = <30303232 3b353336 33616634 633b5361 66617269 3b334242 42364136 462d4241 44422d34 4643382d 39373743 2d454533 37413644 37323833 36>;\n}, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=staff, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-05-02 14:44:30 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 2 17:37:52 USERs-MacBook-Air.local Installer[364]: install:didFailWithError:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f88a3c936a0 {NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten., NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/97B9287F-0F5A-4148-A72A-8384ADB05D3E.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSUnderlyingError=0x7f88a1433da0 "archive verify failed"}
May 2 17:57:32 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[413]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7fdd4be94350 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fdd4be639b0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/905EE9AF-A09C-41B4-A499-BBC7CBF8EE21.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.security.10.9.2.13C1021.2014.00 2, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7fdd4be66f70 {NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg#Payload , NSFileOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29908846, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=79945153, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileOwnerAccountName=root, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=wheel, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 2 17:57:33 USERs-MacBook-Air.local softwareupdated (200)[294]: SoftwareUpdate: extraction error on install of zzz031-01022 (reset to download error state to allow retry): Error Domain=SUErrorDomain Code=311 "Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002 konnte nicht verifiziert werden. Es wurde beim Laden möglicherweise beschädigt oder verändert. Klicken Sie auf „Aktualisieren“, um es zu laden und prüfen Sie das Update erneut." UserInfo=0x7fe9fb2536a0 {SUErrorUpdateTitle=Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002, SUErrorUpdateProductKey=zzz031-01022, NSLocalizedDescription=Sicherheitsupdate 2014-002 konnte nicht verifiziert werden. Es wurde beim Laden möglicherweise beschädigt oder verändert. Klicken Sie auf „Aktualisieren“, um es zu laden und prüfen Sie das Update erneut.}
ErrorCode = 311;
ErrorDomain = SUErrorDomain;
State = Error;
May 3 03:13:20 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[3605]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f8651614cf0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7f865158e4a0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/4B96CA6E-3B5B-4D06-A6C1-4EA3D5870BF7.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.security.10.9.2.13C1021.2014.00 2, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7f8653a1d360 {NSURL=file:///Library/Updates/zzz031-01022/SecUpd2014-002Mavericks.pkg#Payload , NSFileOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29933100, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=79945153, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=0, NSFileOwnerAccountName=root, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=wheel, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-04-18 13:03:26 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 3 08:59:17 USERs-MacBook-Air.local installd[5628]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f9b24957020 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7f9b23b108c0 "archive verify failed", NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/87B152A2-C38A-4DE3-AB2A-886C601C3DC5.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten.} {
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=PKXARArchiveErrorDomain Code=101 \"archive verify failed\" UserInfo=0x7f9b216eb370 {NSURL=file:///Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg#Payload, NSFileOwnerAccountID=501, NSFileHFSTypeCode=0, NSFileSystemFileNumber=29890335, NSFileExtensionHidden=false, NSFileSystemNumber=16777220, NSFileSize=946426437, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountID=20, NSFileOwnerAccountName=USER, NSFilePosixPermissions=420, NSFileHFSCreatorCode=0, NSFileCreationDate=2014-04-19 01:15:52 +0000, NSFileType=NSFileTypeRegular, NSFileExtendedAttributes={\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemDownloadedDate\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1013341 b913e6cc 7b0e5e08 0a000000 00000001 01000000 00000000 02000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 13>;\n \"com.apple.metadata:kMDItemWhereFroms\" = <62706c69 73743030 a1015f10 37687474 703a2f2f 6d697272 6f722e73 68616465 2e73682f 6f73782f 4f535855 7064436f 6d626f31 302e392e 335f3133 44343561 2e706b67 080a0000 00000000 01010000 00000000 00020000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0044>;\n \"com.apple.quarantine\" = <30303232 3b353336 33616634 633b5361 66617269 3b334242 42364136 462d4241 44422d34 4643382d 39373743 2d454533 37413644 37323833 36>;\n}, NSFileGroupOwnerAccountName=staff, NSFileReferenceCount=1, NSFileModificationDate=2014-05-02 14:44:30 +0000, NSLocalizedDescription=archive verify failed}";
May 3 08:59:17 USERs-MacBook-Air.local Installer[5617]: install:didFailWithError:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 "Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten." UserInfo=0x7f9cc541e860 {NSLocalizedDescription=Beim Extrahieren von Dateien aus dem Paket „OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg“ ist ein Fehler aufgetreten., NSFilePath=/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/PKInstallSandboxMan ager/87B152A2-C38A-4DE3-AB2A-886C601C3DC5.activeSandbox/Root, NSURL=file://localhost/Users/USER/Downloads/OSXUpdCombo10.9.3_13D45a.pkg, PKInstallPackageIdentifier=com.apple.pkg.update.os.10.9.3.13D45a.combo, NSUnderlyingError=0x7f9cc5450cb0 "archive verify failed"}
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