Console errors on startup OS X Snow Leopard Server, log files and pkgutil

I have OS X Snow Leopard Server running and there are a number of annoying console messages at startup and subsequent to that. A group of them appear to be related to write permissions for log file (last group). Not so sure about 1-3 below, if they are just warnings or something to worry about.
1. 2/14/10 12:56:56 PM com.apple.emailrules1292 /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/Extras/lib/python/zope /_init_.py:1: UserWarning: Module twisted was already imported from /usr/share/caldavd/lib/python/twisted/_init_.pyc, but /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/Extras/lib/python is being added to sys.path
2. 2/14/10 12:56:56 PM com.apple.emailrules1292 2010-02-14 12:56:56-0600 [-] /usr/share/caldavd/lib/python/twisted/mail/smtp.py:10: exceptions.DeprecationWarning: the MimeWriter module is deprecated; use the email package instead
3. 2/14/10 12:57:00 PM com.apple.wikid1294 /usr/share/caldavd/lib/python/calendarserver/tap/caldav.py:49: DeprecationWarning: mktap and related support modules are deprecated as of Twisted 8.0. Use Twisted Application Plugins with the 'twistd' command directly, as described in 'Writing a Twisted Application Plugin for twistd' chapter of the Developer Guide.
4. Several related to permissions for writing to log files it appears:
2/14/10 12:57:02 PM com.apple.passwordreset1295 2010-02-14 12:57:02-0600 [-] Failed to load application: Errno 13 Permission denied: '/Library/Logs/passwordreset/debug.log'
2/14/10 12:56:57 PM com.apple.emailrules1292 Failed to load application: Errno 13 Permission denied: '/Library/Logs/emailrules/debug.log'
2/14/10 12:57:01 PM com.apple.wikid1294 IOError: Errno 13 Permission denied: '/Library/Logs/wikid/error.log'
The pkgutil also gives a bunch of errors at startup related to Office 2008 files.
2010-02-14 13:48:38.361 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Citrix online plug-in.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.366 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enautomator.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.368 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_automatorworkflow.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.369 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enautoupdate.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.370 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enclipart.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.371 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008encore.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.372 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008endock.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.373 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enentourage.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.374 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_entourage_helpstd.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.375 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enequationeditor.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.376 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enerrorreporting.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.377 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enexcel.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.378 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_excel_helpstd.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.379 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enfonts.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.380 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008engraph.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.381 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enhelpviewer.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.382 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enlaunch.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.383 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enmessenger.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.384 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enooxml.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.385 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enorgchart.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.386 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enpowerpoint.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.387 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_powerpoint_helpstd.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.388 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingbrazilian.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.389 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingdanish.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.390 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingdutch.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.391 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingenglish.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.392 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingfinnish.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.393 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingfrench.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.394 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofinggerman.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.395 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingitalian.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.396 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingjapanese.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.397 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingnorwegian.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.398 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingportuguese.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.408 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingspanish.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.409 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_proofingswedish.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.410 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enrequired.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.411 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008ensilverlight.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.412 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008ensounds.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.413 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008enword.pkg
2010-02-14 13:48:38.414 pkgutil3679:903 PackageKit: * Missing bundle identifier: /Library/Receipts/Office2008en_word_helpstd.pkg

I have similar messages to your 1-3 in my console log as well. Haven't tracked down why yet.

Similar Messages

Run Snow Leopard Server on Mountain Lion?

Greetings!
I wondered if some kind person could post at least a link to a walk-through guide as I keep getting Guru Meditation errors when trying to install Snow Leopard Server 10.6.3 on Mountain Lion 10.8.5.
I am currently running virtual box 4.3.14 and Mountain Lion 10.8.5 as my host OS.
Thank you in advance…
CK

There is not a link as Apple does not support doing this. However, some have succeeded by installing Parallels (you have to purchase it) and then installing Snow Leopard Server to run under Parallels. If your MacBook Pro came with Mountain Lion preinstalled, you cannot run a lower version of Mac OS X by itself. It has to be the server version and running under Parallels.
Look at the bottom of this page under More Like This for some threads that deal with the approach you need to follow.

Snow leopard server printing

I've got a Mac mini running Snow Leopard Server (10.6.8) and the printer sharing has never worked. I have a Canon i860 printer hooked up to the Mac mini via USB. I have created an LPR print queue for that printer in the Server Admin app and everything seems fine -- it says that the printer service is running, it has a name, and it is showing up in the list of Bonjour printers from the other machines on the network.
However, after adding this printer, no machines will print to that print queue over the network. The Mac mini will print to that printer over the direct USB connection, but other computers will not. Thus far:
- the print queue shows up in the Bonjour list
- you can add that printer to any computer on the network
- you can (attempt) to print to it
- but then all you get is an error message: "Network host 'Beefeater.local.' is busy; will retry in 30 seconds..."
It is as though the print jobs are not sent because no jobs show up in the queue in the Server Admin app on the server.
Any ideas?

Found this thread: https://discussions.apple.com/message/13132912#13132912
...and renamed my print queue from "i860 on Beefeater" to "i860_beefeater"
Now instead of getting the "will retry" message cited above, the problem is that it displays a message that says "Copying print data..." and then shows a message that says "Printer paused." Clicking "Resume" in the toolbar does nothing; no jobs show in the Snow Leopard Server print queue; and there is no indication that the printer itself is having any trouble.
Ideas?

Setting up Snow Leopard Server with Address Book, iCal for Small Business

Hello Folks,
I have a small business with 2-3 people and I want to setup Snow Leopard Server on a Mac Mini. I have everything in place, RAID, Backup drive etc.
What I need is a guide on how to setup the server correctly and how to setup Address Book Server, iCal Server, DNS, etc. I was in IT a long while back but have gone back to my creative roots and sworn off IT but I am in a situation where my IT guy's wife is pregnant so he is busy painting the baby's room, etc.
I was looking at Snow Leopard Server for Dummies and a few other books. Do you guys have any suggestions on resources for me to read or research that would give me very straightforward steps in getting this setup. I am at a point where I can re-install from scratch if needed.
For the ease of those that might respond let's assume I know my way around Mac and general networking as a whole.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Cheers,
Jason

Hi Guys,
First of, I will give you a brief background on me regarding networking as a mac user since 1994. I can setup and network multiple macs without a server in our home and small office. Turning file, print and internet sharing with a regular Mac OS X client version at no problem at all. This would be my first time setting up a Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server.
I'm in the same boat as Jakekub but we do not have a static IP from our DSL provider. We just bought a Mac Mini Server for our small office with 3 iMacs and 1 MacBook. We will just use the server for internal usage and to centralized things out and use some of server's features like Address Book, Mail, iCal etc. I've search the forums and found Orhidy's post here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2148553
I even followed the sample IP Address, Subnet Mask, Router, DNS Server and I think I had it correctly setup initially. And I think I got it all running on the basic setup base on his instructions. So I tried to test my DNS settings via Terminal > hostname then got answer as
servername.companyname.private
And double checking DNS again with a command: sudo changeip - checkhostname and was given an answer of:
Primary address = 192.168.1.192
Current Hostname = servername.companyname.private
DNS Hostname = servername.companyname.private
The names match. There is nothing to change
dirserv:success = "success"
But here's another one that bugs me. I tried to follow from "Mac OS X Snow Leopard for Dummies" the command line:
NSLOOKUP hostname
and got an answer of:
;; Got SERVFAIL reply from 192.168.1.192, trying next server
Server: 192.168.1.1
Address: 192.168.1.1#53
** server can't find hostname: NXDOMAIN
So does it mean that I still haven't configured my server properly?
Thank you all for the help in advance!
dive

Lion server or Snow Leopard Server?

From a quick check of postings here, my question of whether to use Lion Server or Snow Leopard server on a Mac Mini for a small office, looks to be "stay away from Lion server" Snow Leopard server just works and is easier to support.
Most of these posts are from 2011, has anything changed where someone can say Lion is now a much better server choice now than considering Snow Leopard Server?
It seems that most posters feel Lion server is a real step backwards, is this the case?
Thanks in advance - Lewis

Which services have been removed or depreicated?
You have to bear in mind that 'removed' or 'deprecated' only really means 'no longer bundled and supported by Apple'. Just because Mac OS X Lion Server doesn't ship with a foobar server that doesn't mean you can't download and install your own foobar server. It just won't be integrated into the Server Admin apps.
For example, Lion Server no longer ships MySQL Server. So download and install your own copy. It's not like the GUI apps gave you any control over the MySQL anyway, other than starting it up and controlling the network ports.
Likewise for print server. Some of the advanced print features such as quotas have been removed from the GUI, but you can implement them yourself.
Likewise with QuickTime Streaming Server, where the functionality is little more than a web service.
What features that have been enhanced?
Lion Server has simplified the setup of a server for small workgroups with simple requirements. If that's you then the whole experience may be enhanced since you're not swamped with a slew of options that you don't understand, or need.
I think a lot of people were also stymied by Snow Leopard Server because they expected the GUI apps to cover all the options, which was never the case.
So my original point stands. There is pretty much nothing you cannot do in Lion Server than you could do in Snow Leopard Server, it's just that it might not be supported by the GUI. Most serious server admins eschew Server Admin.app anyway since even Snow Leopard Server's admin app doesn't cover all the capabilities of some of the services, so you end up driving it via the command line anyway.

Problems deleting pdf's generated from files off of Snow Leopard Server

The small design studio I work at has just upgraded from G5's running 10.4 Tiger, working off Tiger Server, to new iMacs running 10.6 Snow Leopard and a Mac Mini Server, on Snow Leopard Server.
Normal working practice is to open files off the server across the network, making changes and saving them back down. Most of the time, a pdf will be generated from the file to send to the client when copy changes have been made, then saving down the pdf file to the iMac to email to the client.
The issue is now that when the pdf has been emailed, attempting to delete it brings up a warning window that 'You do not have sufficient accesses privileges to delete the file' and this then has to be done by selecting secure empty trash.
We are all registered users on the Mac Mini Server and this was not an issue we had when using Tiger.
Could anyone suggest any setting changes that would be required to get around this issue?
As a note, all the work files were originally on a older G4 being used as a sever and were copied to the new Mac Mini Server, that was set up as a new machine and was not done via transfer files.
Thanks
Ben

Hello Ben,
I'm very sorry, but this is not the correct forum in which to post your question! Universal Access is the facility for ensuring that all Mac users can benefit fully from their machines, regardless of disability.
Try Snow Leopard Server—Installation, Setup and Migration instead!
Cheers,
Archie

Installing Lion on Snow Leopard Server

I have mac mini server running snow leopard server. I want to install Mac OS X Lion on it.
I have purchased Lion through App Store, but while installing on mac server it asks for Lion Server.
I am not using any server features as of now, Can I downgrade snow leopard server to client and instal Lion on it?
or is there any better way of installing Lion on Snow Leopard Server...
Thanks,
K

No easy way unfortunately.
OS X Server gets its fingers into all parts of your computer. You'd have to go in an manually remove hundreds of files, and replace them with their counterparts from the non-server version.
It would be MUCH easier to back up your home folder and any additional files you need, then nuke and pave with Lion non-server. Restore your info, and you'll be back up and running.
HTH
-Graham

Can I install Snow leopard server on the new Mac Mini Lion server?

Hi guys, I purchased a Lion Server and I am wondering if its possible to install Snow Leopard server on it.
I have the Snow Leopard Server install discs and everything , just wondering if there is any thing I should take note of, I personally prefer SLS over Lion.
What do you guys think?

There's a huge thread on this (client, not server, but same concept) which you can find here.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3209335?tstart=30

Lion Server upgrade for Snow Leopard Server

I can't seem to get the App Store to sell me Lion Server for my Snow Leopard Server. I'm trying to remain positive about this but I'm getting really ****** that money isn't enough to make this happen. My experiencewith the App Store and Apple policies in general is its almost time to dump OS X and head back to Open Source.
So, what's the secret? I put money in my iTunes account. I've done the 15 logins it takes to satisfy AppleID my account is complete and up-to-date in the store and the Support Communities. How do I buy the software and actually download and install it?
Thanks

Upgrading Snow Leopard Server to Lion and then adding Lion Server is the ONLY way to go, There is no other way to install Lion Server.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/server/how-to-buy/

Can I use boot camp or other virtualization software with Snow Leopard Server?

Can I use boot camp or other virtualization software with Snow Leopard Server?

Boot Camp is not virtualization; it boots Windows natively on the Mac hardware. So Boot Camp would be irrelevant to running Snow Leopard Server. Parallels and VMWare Fusion both have at least "experimental" support for running Snow Leopard Server in a virtual machine on Mac OS X, though I don't know how robust it is as of this time. You might ask for opinions on the Parallels or VMWare forums.
Regards.

Snow Leopard Server and Spotlighting iDisk

I have set up a Snow Leopard server from scratch and have enabled iDisk with my MobileMe account. Spotlight says that indexing is enabled for the iDisk volume but it won't show any results. All other volumes are working correctly with Spotlight, and I have used mdutil and have added to the privacy list and removed again to reindex the volume. Has anyone else had issues with Spotlight and iDisk?

Okay, I have now managed to setup up the server. I did this by creating a Open Directory Master and then binding that to our Active Directory. I have setup Active Directory and LDAP binding on the client Macs.
I then added a user from AD into Workgroup Manager and applied a few preferences. They worked brilliantly. However, the computer Workgroup Manager preferences are not working at all! Is there a different way to add computers to Workgroup Manager (I added them by using the + sign and dragging them in from AD) and is there a way to automatically add a computer once it's joined to the domain, like it goes in to AD?

Snow Leopard Server or not?

Hello,
I am a scientist working in an anti-mac university (like many of you I guess...). I have several laboratory room where graduate students do all kind of analyses. I just received a big grant and I would like to buy several Macs for my team member, including myself. I would like to have one main Mac where all our data are located, where students and myself could access and share different files. The university obviously have a file server, but Mac user don't have access to it (and quite frankly I don't care about it). We already have a mail server (this one we have access), so I don't need the mail server option in Snow Leopard Server, but iCal server would be nice... Anyway, should I buy a Mac mini Server edition (and several iMac) or is this overkill for my need, and a simple Mac mini (or iMac) with sharing turn on would be suffisant?
Thanks!
Message was edited by: plierouge

For iCal server you'll need Snow Leopard Server. File serving can be done with any Mac, as you said, just turn sharing on. You can even tell it to share via FTP and SMB, so Windows users also have access.
I don't know what kind of work you do, but with Server, you'll also get xGrid. This would allow you to make a small computing-cluster of all the Macs.
Luckily, my university (I'm still a grad student, though) isn't anti-Mac. There is even a room with some iMacs for students to use.

Error configuring services from Snow Leopard Server to Mountain Lion Server

I am trying to upgrade a Snow Leopard Server Mac Mini to Mountain Lion Server.
We have two Mac Mini servers at our office (production and backup) so I migrated the everything from our production server to the backup using the migration assistant when setting up the backup computer.
I now have the backup at home trying to upgrade it to Mountain Lion Server. I have downloaded and installed Mountain Lion as well as the Server App version 2.2. I basically followed the simple directions found in the Apple documentation.
I started the server app and it got to the part where it said "Upgrading services". After running for a few minutes, I get a window that states "An error occurred while configuring your server." It also sayd "The following actions failed or were not attempted:" with a red dot next to "Upgrading services". The other three items: "Authenticating to local directory", "Reading directory configuration" and "Authenticating to local directory services" have gray dots so I'm sure they were not even attempted.
Our Snow Leopard server is setup for SMB file sharing, LDAP services, FTP, Web, DNS, DHCP.
Can someone point me to where I can figure out what exactly is failing? Are there specific log files I need to look into?
Thanks

Have EXACTLY the same issue - also tried reinstalling mountain lion server fresh and still had the same problem...

I want to install Snow Leopard Server on our MacPro (2.66) using Mac Mini Snow Leopard Server disks? I kept getting an error for backwards compatibility. Is this possible or do I need to purchase another copy of Snow Leopard Server?

I want to install Snow Leopard Server on our MacPro(2.66) using Mac Mini Snow Leopard Server disks? I kept getting an error for backwards compatibility. Is this possible or do I need topurchase another copy of Snow Leopard Server?

The OS disks that are shipped with a particular product
are set up so that tey will only install on that product.
It will install on any Mini of that exact vintage, but that
is all.
This is to prevent people from doing exactly what you
are trying to do. The license for OSX shipped with any
is only valid for that product. Also, Snow Leopard,
including Server, is only permitted to be run on one
computer at a time. Bottom line, unlike Lion, legally
you cannot install the same copy on multiple
computers unless some "family pack" or site license
is purchased.
Yes, you need to purchase another copy.
The copy of Snow Leopard license is here:
http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macosx_snowleopard.pdf

TS3243 My Desktop Mac won't startup, it turns on to the grey screen flashing question file. I have been able to startup from the snow leopard install cd but once I try to repair within DU the disk never appears in the side panel. The only thing there is "

My Desktop Mac won't startup, it turns on to the grey screen flashing question file. I have been able to startup from the snow leopard install cd but once I try to repair within DU the disk never appears in the side panel. The only thing there is "Media"... What can I do? Help!

If Disk Utility cannot see your drive it doesn't look good.
You could try DiskWarrior. It is expensive but can often fix directory structures where DU cannot.
Replacing the drive is also a strong likelihood. If you don't have a fairly recent backup, then it might be worth buying DiskWarrior
additonal notes;
Gray screen appears during startup

Console errors on startup OS X Snow Leopard Server, log files and pkgutil

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for