/home directory write protected?
Maybe I'm missing something obvious. I just installed Solaris 2.8, or 8, or whatever it's called (having finally given up on 2.6) and it created the /home directory, owner and group root, with no write permissions. I mean, it is set to 555. When I try to chmod the thing, it says "WARNING: Can't change home". Why can't I change /home? I need to create home directories and profiles under there, to ape another machine that I'm cloning a test server after. Why can't user 'root' open up the permissions on this directory?
I did not install the gui openwindows interface because it is so awkward compared to the command line.
Any help appreciated!
'/home' under solaris is not a regular "ufs" directory, it's one of the mountpoints for the solaris "automounter". See
the man pages automount(1M), automountd(1M) and the
configuration files /etc/auto_master and /etc/auto_home
for more information how to configure the automounter.
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> On Mac OS X, you can set a workstation up to have the
user's directory
> (including the preferences folder, etc.) on a file
server. If one sets up
a
> Mac workstation to do this, Authorware quits working
properly when you
jump
> between pieces.
>
> The piece is set up correctly. I don't touch the User
Record location.
The
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directory is not
> redirected.
>
> When Authorware jumps to another piece/file, it dumps
out a *.rec file
> containing the current state. These are stored on the
Mac in <user
> directory>/Library/Application
Support/Macromedia/AW7Data folder. When
the
> user directory is redirect to the network and the user
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was
> jumped to, the original piece starts over from the
beginning. This is
the
> same behavior you see if Authorware cannot write out the
*.rec file (e.g.,
if
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folder on Windows,
> hence the change in AW 6.5
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16607&sliceId=1
>
> This problem has been reported in the field several
times. I haven't set
up a
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getting
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>
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> Erik
>
>
>
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1:: [14/10/10 08:17:53.358] Received SystemLoadAdvisory notification, new state = 2
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0:: [14/10/10 08:17:53.828] Waking from sleep
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1:: [14/10/10 08:17:53.829] Scheduling next sync of "HomeSync_Mirror" at 2014-10-10 15:18:13 +0000
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] EXCEPTION: Cocoa error 134030 <+[SSyncSet commitToDisk] (SyncSet.m:352): "(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=134030 "An error occurred while saving." UserInfo=0x7fd5a3705f40 {NSFilePath=/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets, NSAffectedStoresErrorKey=(
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ), NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a3705ec0 "The file doesn’t exist."})">
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] USERINFO: {
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] NSAffectedStoresErrorKey = (
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] );
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] NSFilePath = "/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets";
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4 \"The file doesn\U2019t exist.\" UserInfo=0x7fd5a3705e80 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a37004f0 \"The operation couldn\U2019t be completed. No such file or directory\"}";
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] }
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] BACKTRACE: {
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x10b0c7f2b
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff90496a5c
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff904968c4
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff90539516
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x10b0c7c72
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff8be812f8
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x10b0c7abd
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff905090f4
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff90508ea8
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x10b0ce43f
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff8beb50f4
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff90512494
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff90511fcf
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff905835aa
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ? | 0x7fff904cd755
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] }
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] +[SSyncSet commitToDisk]: exception thrown while saving (+[SSyncSet commitToDisk] (SyncSet.m:352): "(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=134030 "An error occurred while saving." UserInfo=0x7fd5a3705f40 {NSFilePath=/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets, NSAffectedStoresErrorKey=(
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.935] ), NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a3705ec0 "The file doesn’t exist."})").
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.936] ==========================================================
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.936] Starting automatic sync of "HomeSync_Mirror".
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.938] Peer "network" reports changes since last sync.
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.939] [0x7fd5a7500990/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:rootPath:rootAlias:rootRef:storePath:optionalStoreID:]: rootPath = /Users/drbanks
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.939] [0x7fd5a7500990/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:rootPath:rootAlias:rootRef:storePath:optionalStoreID:]: storePath = /Users/drbanks/.FileSync/store.filesyncstatetree
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:13.939] [0x7fd5a7500990/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:rootPath:rootAlias:rootRef:storePath:optionalStoreID:]: rootAlias = {path='/Users/drbanks', targetName='drbanks', volumeName='Fish_Office_HD', type=DIR, volumeCreateDate=2014-02-05-16:47:04, targetCreateDate=2014-09-26-09:09:23, parentDirID=156740, nodeID=733788, filesystemID=0000 ('0000'), signature=0x482b ('H+'), isBootVolume=YES, isAutomounted=NO, isEjectable=NO, hasPersistentFileIDs=YES, mounted=YES, url='file:///'}
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:15.215] -[SStore_FS setupWithAlias:andRef:] (Store-FS.m:447): unlink('/Users/drbanks/.FileSync/.fstemp.CUtmP-mI4X6yMG0c2.noindex')
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:15.333] -[SStore(protected) cleanupTree]: PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: required 0.1 seconds to execute
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:15.645] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: Mounted remote home server at "/Volumes/HomeFolders".
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:15.867] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: Final path to PHD remote home root = "/Volumes/HomeFolders/drbanks"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::...PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Exclusion/Inclusion pair #1 of 2
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path BEGINSWITH "." |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::name BEGINSWITH[c] ".afpDeleted" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::name BEGINSWITH[c] ".DocumentRevisions" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Documents/Microsoft User Data" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.FileSyncUI.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".SymAVQSFile" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcxMenuExtras.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/FileSyncAgent.log" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::name LIKE[c] ".com.apple.timemachine.supported" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".Cleanup At Startup" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.homeSync.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mirrors" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/FileSync" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".TemporaryItems" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".fseventsd" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".Spotlight-V100" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/MirrorAgent.log" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".FileSync" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "NAVMac800QSFile" |
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::name BEGINSWITH[c] ".DocumentRevisions" | .bash_history
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".account" | .ssh
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".fseventsd" | Documents/Microsoft User Data
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Envelope Index" | Library
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Safari/Icons.db" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Safari/HistoryIndex.sk" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mirrors" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".mcxlc" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::name LIKE[c] ".com.apple.timemachine.supported" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Exchange-*" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Feeds" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/MirrorAgent.log" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".FileSync" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Calendars/Calendar Cache" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/IMAP-*" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.homeSync.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcxMenuExtras.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/FileSync" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Downloads" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Application Support/SyncServices" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Printers" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".Cleanup At Startup" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/FileSyncAgent.log" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".SymAVQSFile" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Caches" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".TemporaryItems" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Documents/Microsoft User Data/Entourage Temp" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.FileSyncUI.plist" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Database" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Application Support/MobileSync" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Mac-*" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] ".Spotlight-V100" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/AvailableFeeds" |
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::---not changed--- | ---not changed---
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] X::---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] [0x7fd5a7500990/<SStore_FS:0x7fd5a7d01440>] -[SStore_FS prepareForSync]: PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: self.wasPrepareForSyncDoneRemotely => NO
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.353] Store "PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks" started prepareForSync with root version (null)
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.431] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks FSEvents scan
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] EXCEPTION: Cocoa error 134030 <+[SSyncSet commitToDisk] (SyncSet.m:352): "(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=134030 "An error occurred while saving." UserInfo=0x7fd5a370b560 {NSFilePath=/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets, NSAffectedStoresErrorKey=(
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ), NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a3707ec0 "The file doesn’t exist."})">
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] USERINFO: {
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] NSAffectedStoresErrorKey = (
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] );
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] NSFilePath = "/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets";
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4 \"The file doesn\U2019t exist.\" UserInfo=0x7fd5a3709440 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a3797170 \"The operation couldn\U2019t be completed. No such file or directory\"}";
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] }
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] BACKTRACE: {
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x10b0c7f2b
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff90496a5c
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff904968c4
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff90539516
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x10b0c7c72
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff8beb413e
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff904dc661
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff904cdd12
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff904cd49f
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff904ccf25
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff90582811
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x10b0bd950
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ? | 0x7fff939bd5fd
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] }
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] +[SSyncSet commitToDisk]: exception thrown while saving (+[SSyncSet commitToDisk] (SyncSet.m:352): "(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=134030 "An error occurred while saving." UserInfo=0x7fd5a370b560 {NSFilePath=/Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets, NSAffectedStoresErrorKey=(
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] "<NSSQLCore: 0x7fd5a0612680> (URL: file:///Users/drbanks/Library/FileSync/a820661b8a30/SyncSets)"
0:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] ), NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd5a3707ec0 "The file doesn’t exist."})").
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: Remote home located at "/Volumes/HomeFolders/drbanks"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] [0x7fd5a8202970/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:alias:]: isRemote = YES
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:16.650] [0x7fd5a8202970/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:alias:]: gAttemptRemotePrepareForSync = YES
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.169] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks FSEvents scan took 0.74 seconds
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.303] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.304] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Desktop/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.304] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Desktop/Desktop/Desktop/EMR IM Unreadable/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.368] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Desktop/Desktop/Desktop/Videos/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name BEGINSWITH[c] ".afpDeleted"' to 'normalizedName >= ".afpdeleted" AND normalizedName < ".afpdeletee"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name BEGINSWITH[c] "EWS-"' to 'normalizedName >= "ews-" AND normalizedName < "ews."'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name BEGINSWITH[c] ".DocumentRevisions"' to 'normalizedName >= ".documentrevisions" AND normalizedName < ".documentrevisiont"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".account"' to 'normalizedPath == ".account"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".fseventsd"' to 'normalizedPath == ".fseventsd"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Envelope Index"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/mail/envelope index"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Safari/Icons.db"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/safari/icons.db"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.371] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Safari/HistoryIndex.sk"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/safari/historyindex.sk"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mirrors"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/mirrors"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".mcxlc"' to 'normalizedPath == ".mcxlc"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name LIKE[c] ".com.apple.timemachine.supported"' to 'normalizedName == ".com.apple.timemachine.supported"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Exchange-*"' to 'normalizedPath >= "library/mail/exchange-" AND normalizedPath < "library/mail/exchange."'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Feeds"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/pubsub/feeds"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/MirrorAgent.log"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/logs/mirroragent.log"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".FileSync"' to 'normalizedPath == ".filesync"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Calendars/Calendar Cache"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/calendars/calendar cache"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/IMAP-*"' to 'normalizedPath >= "library/mail/imap-" AND normalizedPath < "library/mail/imap."'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.homeSync.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.homesync.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcxMenuExtras.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.mcxmenuextras.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/FileSync"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/filesync"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Downloads"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/pubsub/downloads"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Application Support/SyncServices"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/application support/syncservices"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.372] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Printers"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/printers"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/macromedia/flash player"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".Cleanup At Startup"' to 'normalizedPath == ".cleanup at startup"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/FileSyncAgent.log"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/logs/filesyncagent.log"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".SymAVQSFile"' to 'normalizedPath == ".symavqsfile"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Caches"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/caches"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".TemporaryItems"' to 'normalizedPath == ".temporaryitems"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Documents/Microsoft User Data/Entourage Temp"' to 'normalizedPath == "documents/microsoft user data/entourage temp"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.FileSyncUI.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.filesyncui.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/itunes/iphone software updates"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/PubSub/Database"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/pubsub/database"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Application Support/MobileSync"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/application support/mobilesync"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/Mac-*"' to 'normalizedPath >= "library/mail/mac-" AND normalizedPath < "library/mail/mac."'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/logs"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".Spotlight-V100"' to 'normalizedPath == ".spotlight-v100"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.373] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mail/AvailableFeeds"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/mail/availablefeeds"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path BEGINSWITH "."' to 'normalizedPath >= "." AND normalizedPath < "/"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name BEGINSWITH[c] ".afpDeleted"' to 'normalizedName >= ".afpdeleted" AND normalizedName < ".afpdeletee"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name BEGINSWITH[c] ".DocumentRevisions"' to 'normalizedName >= ".documentrevisions" AND normalizedName < ".documentrevisiont"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Documents/Microsoft User Data"' to 'normalizedPath == "documents/microsoft user data"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.FileSyncUI.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.filesyncui.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".SymAVQSFile"' to 'normalizedPath == ".symavqsfile"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcxMenuExtras.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.mcxmenuextras.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/FileSyncAgent.log"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/logs/filesyncagent.log"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'name LIKE[c] ".com.apple.timemachine.supported"' to 'normalizedName == ".com.apple.timemachine.supported"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".Cleanup At Startup"' to 'normalizedPath == ".cleanup at startup"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Preferences/com.apple.homeSync.plist"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/preferences/com.apple.homesync.plist"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Mirrors"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/mirrors"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/FileSync"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/filesync"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".TemporaryItems"' to 'normalizedPath == ".temporaryitems"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.374] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".fseventsd"' to 'normalizedPath == ".fseventsd"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".Spotlight-V100"' to 'normalizedPath == ".spotlight-v100"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library/Logs/MirrorAgent.log"' to 'normalizedPath == "library/logs/mirroragent.log"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".FileSync"' to 'normalizedPath == ".filesync"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "Library"' to 'normalizedPath == "library"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] "NAVMac800QSFile"' to 'normalizedPath == "navmac800qsfile"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".mcxlc"' to 'normalizedPath == ".mcxlc"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.375] -[NSPredicate(FileSyncAdditions) optimizedPredicate]: Optimized 'path LIKE[c] ".account"' to 'normalizedPath == ".account"'
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.379] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.381] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Application Support/AddressBook/Metadata/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.382] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Application Support/AddressBook/Sources/80E89097-D917-4DE6-8B87-D5ACD34DCBA9/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.382] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.383] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Application Support/CrashReporter/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.383] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.383] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Application Support/Dock/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.384] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Application Support/iCloud/Accounts/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.385] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.385] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.385] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.386] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/4B6959F3-F05E-4F 30-891A-C8234667064B.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.387] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/6F039F7E-3CC6-4B 94-AE4C-6F17A7C8CA71.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.388] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/8A3D1921-C2DE-4F F2-8E0F-0FABED30EE2D.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.389] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/18273985-1499-47 77-AAEF-EA6093AF2FE3.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.390] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/A8305227-211A-43 D7-9979-38F79A9F24A7.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.391] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/B15C90DE-3A13-48 DC-A260-B40B9A40D7E9.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.391] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/B092C532-DA51-4F 61-BEDF-1CC5B564667D.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.392] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Calendars/F3A85C22-7A2C-4D1F-9D43-34720B9AFDCD.caldav/F89651C6-3E88-4D 6E-873D-2C2D3A36CD80.calendar/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.393] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Containers/com.apple.corerecents.recentsd/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.393] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Containers/com.apple.corerecents.recentsd/Data/Library/Recents/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.394] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Containers/com.apple.corerecents.recentsd/Data/Library/SyncedPreferenc es/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.395] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.395] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.395] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.395] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Cookies/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.396] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.396] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Google/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.396] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.397] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/TicketStore/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.397] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/IdentityServices/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.398] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Mail/V2/MailData/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.399] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Preferences/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.400] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.401] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.401] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.402] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.402] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.402] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.403] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Preferences/ByHost/"
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.405] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Safari/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.406] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.406] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/Safari/LocalStorage/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.408] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.408] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks Scanning flagged directory "Library/SyncedPreferences/"
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.408] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.409] PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks: -[SStore(protected) checkAndHandleMissingNode:withID:exists:nodeTypeChanged:]: (null): CVV = (null), LVV = (null), converting to breadcrumb
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.552] Store "PHD-L-uCVIYQ8_Ju2-drbanks" finished prepareForSync with root version (null)
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.727] ssh subtask PID:3180
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:17.732] -[SSHIPCClient handleStderrLineOrEOF:]: [2014-10-10 15:18:17 +0000] 'Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:18.060] [0x7fd5a8202970/<SStore_FS:0x10b1d94f0>] +[SStore_FS newStore_FSForPeer:rootPath:rootAlias:rootRef:storePath:optionalStoreID:]: rootAlias = {path='/Volumes/HomeFolders/drbanks', targetName='drbanks', volumeName='HomeFolders', type=DIR, volumeCreateDate=2014-07-12-16:04:02, targetCreateDate=2014-07-14-12:08:33, parentDirID=2, nodeID=39476, filesystemID=0x6173 ('as'), signature=0x482b ('H+'), isBootVolume=NO, isAutomounted=NO, isEjectable=NO, hasPersistentFileIDs=YES, mounted=YES, url='afp://[email protected]/HomeFolders'}
1:: [14/10/10 08:18:18.092] -[SStore_FS setupWithAlias:andRef:] (Store-FS.m:447): unlink('/Users/drbanks/Library/Caches/Cleanup At Startup/FileSyncAgent-1032/.FileSync/.fstemp.CUtmP-d-LEOKGQ6G5.noindex')
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1:: [14/10/10 08:18:18.333] PHD-R-GX5KJxmEuF6-drbanks Full scanSome of your user files (not system files) have incorrect permissions or are locked. This procedure will unlock those files and reset their ownership, permissions, and access controls to the default. If you've intentionally set special values for those attributes, they will be reverted. In that case, either stop here, or be prepared to recreate the settings if necessary. Do so only after verifying that those settings didn't cause the problem. If none of this is meaningful to you, you don't need to worry about it, but you do need to follow the instructions below.
Back up all data before proceeding.
Step 1
If you have more than one user, and the one in question is not an administrator, then go to Step 2.
Enter the following command in the Terminal window (triple-click, copy, and paste):
sudo find ~ $TMPDIR.. -exec chflags -h nouchg,nouappnd,noschg,nosappnd {} + -exec chown -h $UID {} + -exec chmod +rw {} + -exec chmod -h -N {} + -type d -exec chmod -h +x {} + 2>&-
The command may take several minutes to run, depending on how many files you have. Wait for a new line ending in a dollar sign ($) to appear, then quit Terminal.
Step 2 (optional)
Take this step only if you have trouble with Step 1, if you prefer not to take it, or if it doesn't solve the problem.
Start up in Recovery mode. When the OS X Utilities screen appears, select
Utilities ▹ Terminal
from the menu bar. A Terminal window will open. In that window, type this:
res
Press the tab key. The partial command you typed will automatically be completed to this:
resetpassword
Press return. A Reset Password window will open. You’re not going to reset a password.
Select your startup volume ("Macintosh HD," unless you gave it a different name) if not already selected.
Select your username from the menu labeled Select the user account if not already selected.
Under Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs, click the Reset button
Select
▹ Restart
from the menu bar. -
DIAdem 9.1; Windows2000; right problem; "Configuration-Drive Write Protected" for USER
Hallo community !
similar to these threads
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=322&requireLogin=False
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=647&requireLogin=False
i run into problems working with DIAdem 9.1 on Windows 2000 SP4!
The Diadem installation went quite well.
My problem:
only "Administrator" and "Power User" have the privilige to "WRITE" to the DIAdem install directory.
Trying to start Diadem as non priviliged USER I get something like:
DIAdem Configuration-Drive "C:\PROGRAM FILES\ NATIONAL INSTRUMENT\DIADEM 9.10" WRITE PROTECTED!
I installed & started DIAdem for one
time with Administrator rights. I activated the Product and exported
the KEY to a License Server. Everything works fine for Power Users an
Administrators. Only "simple" USERs are not able to start Diadem due to
missing WRITE permissions. i can't grand this permissions to
normal USERs :-(
Playing around in Registry -> "RegWriteAccessAllow" ("0","1") (DWORD) (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/National Instruments/Diadem/9.10),
didn't solved the problem.
I switched back to "local License" Managment (local Key files) but the Probelm persists.
thanks in advance
P.S.
Quote: "You have to be at least a "Power User" in Windows 2000 to run DIAdem in Windows 2000."
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=60&message.id=102&requireLogin=False
is this right ?
Message Edited by DirkT on 08-01-2005 03:58 PM
Message Edited by DirkT on 08-01-2005 04:02 PMHi DirkT,
Running DIAdem with User rights has different aspects we need to look at.
1) Registry Write Access
Launching DIAdem the first time with administrative rights registers some OLE components in the registry. After this step no more Admin rights are necessary for the registry. However running DIAdem as user might result in error messages as DIAdem tries to re-register the components again. You can avoid this by setting the RegWriteAccessAllow Key to 0 (see online help under "Administrator Notes")
2) File / Folder Write Access to the DIAdem Installation Folder
DIAdem needs write access to certain files e.g. the error logfile DEM_ERRS.001 or DESKTOP.DDD when saving configurations. You may change the folder where these file are being stored and searched for to a writeable folder by launching DIAdem with the "/d<NewFolder\MyDesktop.ddd>" start parameter or by setting the environment variable "DemDDD" to that folder. Then move the following files from the DIAdem installation folder to your new writeable folder:
*.ddd
userpar.par
dem_errs.*
3) File / Folder Write Access to other Folders
There are a number of other folders that DIAdem 9.x needs write access to and which cannot be changed. All of these folders are located by default under "%ProgramFiles%\National Instruments\Shared". Currently you need your Admin to give you write access to that folder and below
For future versions of DIAdem the team is working to make running under user rights easier.
Hope that helps,
Marcus -
"The scratch disks are write protected or unavailable" on NEW project on PrE
I am running PrE 10 on Windows 7 64 bit. My computer has two internal hard drives (C and E). I want to put my projects and all scratch disks on E, the non-OS drive. When I try to create a NEW project and designate a directory I have already created on E, I get the following message from PrE 10:
"The scratch disks are write protected or unavailable..."
The program won't let me use E. However, when I check the drive, it HAS created a .PRV directory in the Preview Files directory and a .prel file in the Encoded Files directory. So it is actually able to write to drive E.
What gives? Thanks.
JonThanks, Bill and John.
I am running from an administrator account, but I wasn't running "as administrator." I had already changed the permissions to give everybody everything.
Here is what I discovered. Running "as administrator" made no difference. So I ran the program "normally" again. Then I discovered that although the program was giving me the "The scratch disks are write protected or unavailable..." message, it was actually setting things up properly on my E drive. When I continued to use the newly created project, the correct directories and files had been set up on my E drive, and I was able to direct my captures to that drive as well. I haven't done much work on the project yet, but it appears to be working just fine so far.
I just now created ANOTHER new project on the E drive, and PrE did NOT give me the error message. Everything got set up properly. Hmm. It looks as if that message it put out in error, or, at the very least, unhelpfully!
By the way, what is Encore, and how would it play a part here?
Thanks.
Jon -
More than one network home directory? (newbie question)
I have a brand new shiny XServer for a small school. They wanted their Macs managed and secured so I eagerly started moving ahead with it. Now, because of the specific file sharing requirements of the school (teachers want access to student accounts and files for homework and such) I created a standard, by-the-book Network Home folder. Then I thought about it, and I shared another directory as a Network User Home folder. And now none of my networked user accounts can log in. They all give me "can't log in, there is an error".
Is what I did possible? Allowed? Recommended? Discouraged? Can you actually define two separate Network User Home folders on the same server, and then assign different users to different home folders? My server crapped out and now I may have to wipe/reinstall the whole thing to fix it.
Does anybody have any experience with home folders like that?
Any information would be dearly appreciated,
Thanks.Each user can have one and only one home directory, network or local. (Yes, even if you use Mobile Accounts or Portable Homes each account still has one home directory. You just have multiple copies of the user account and each copy has one home.)
You can have multiple share points that serve as home directory share points. In other words, not all of your users' homes need to be stored in the same place. By "network home directory share point," we mean a shared folder (share point) that has a corresponding dynamic automount record in the directory domain. The share point mounts at /Network/Servers/servername/path/to/sharepoint, and users defined in the directory domain can have their network homes defined there.
If you want to grant a group of teachers (let's call it teachers for simplicity) read/write access to student home directories, I'd suggest the following strategy:
1. Create two network home directory share points - one to house the students' homes and one to house the teachers' homes. For this example, let's say that the student home directory share point is located at /Volumes/Disk1/StudentHomes.
2. Create home directories for each student as you normally would.
3. Then add an ACL that allows members of the teachers group to read/write within the student home directory share point. For our example:
sudo chmod -R +ai "group:teachers allow readattr,readextattr,readsecurity,list,search,\
read,execute,writeattr,writeextattr,delete,deletechild,add_file,addsubdirectory,\
write,append,fileinherit,directoryinherit" /Volumes/Disk1/StudentHomes.
4. Now teachers simply navigate to /Network/Servers/yourservername/path.../StudentHomes/student's name and dig around to find what they want. (The teachers have read/write control of all student home directories now.)
5. When your teachers find it a little inconvenient to dig around in each student's home, suggest the following alternative: Simply create a share point to which students have read-only access and teachers can read/write. Within that share point, create "turn-in" folders for each teacher or class, and give students write-only (drop box) permission to the sub-folder. You could get more granular than this simple example where all students can turn anything into any teacher's "turn-in" folder, though.
--Gerrit -
Create Home Directory in NetWare with the OIM 9.1
I am trying to find out if there is a way to create a NetWare User home directory with OIM 9.1 and the eDirectory Connector?
Edited by: user11137756 on May 6, 2009 11:42 AMI'm confused. It looks like you already have /home configured:
<pre># zpool status
pool: home
state: ONLINE
scan: none requested
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
home ONLINE 0 0 0
c4t3d0 ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
# zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
home 86K 134G 32K /home
...</pre>
What is the problem? Looks like you already have /home configured. Are you sure automounter is not running?
Try this:
<pre>zfs set mountpoint=none home
rm -rf /home
zfs set mountpoint=/home home</pre> -
Portable Home Directory no longer works on Lion bound to Active DirectoryAD
Hi, All,
I look after about 30 MacBook Air/Pro connected to a predominantly Windows corporate network.
A few months back, I installed a MacOS Server running OpenDirectory and Software Update Services for managing the MacBooks - they are configured in the standard "magic triangle" configuration, bound both to the Active Directory (running on a handfull of Windows 2003-R2 servers) and OpenDirectory; they are configured to use the Mac Server for Software Updates, and with Portable Home Directories replicated on a network share point (through AFP) to keep a backup of the user's data.
When all the MacBooks were running Snow Leopard, everything was running fine... but the last couple of laptops purchased came with Lion and they cannot synchronise their PHD's anymore :-(
I have spent a lot of time trying to pin-point the problem, including replicating a whole test-network with its own AD/OD and client Snow-Leopard/Lion laptops to try various configurations... my conclusions so far are that:
1- using Snow Leopard clients, it just works
2- using a Lion client, when the network user account is configured in the default Users O.U. on Active Directory, it just works
3- using a Lion client, when the network user account is configured in another O.U. than Users (e.g. Company-Name or External-Contractors), then the PHD syncinc doesn't work at all
4- the failure symptoms are a popup window when trying to do a manual sync saying that "your network home at (null) does not allow writing" - if automatic syncing is configured through MCX, it just fails silently
5- when PHD syncing fails, I can log on using the network account, manually mount the share point used for the network home in the Finder and read and write to it without a problem; so it' not a permission problem, but the fact that the network home directory is (null)
6- I have traced the root cause to the FileSyncAgent process which raises an exception at startup - here's what I see as the salient lines from the logfile (i've edited out the username):
0:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] ******************************************************************************
0:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] FileSyncAgent-502.2 (r?, BUILT:?, PID:385, OS:11D50b, ARCH:x86_64-64) starting
0:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] LA: FileSyncAgent -launchedByLaunchd -iDiskPlist
0:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] ******************************************************************************
0:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] Engineering log verbosity level = 1
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.512] Registered isRunning port with name 'com.apple.FileSyncAgent.iDisk.isRunning'
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.846] Temporary disk storage at "/Users/[USERNAME]/Library/Caches/Cleanup At Startup/FileSyncAgent-1727909307".
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:00.846] UserAgentString = "DotMacKit-like, File-Sync-Direct/502.2.? (11D50b x86_64-64)"
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:03.249] +[SSyncSet_PHD createPHDSyncSetForLocalPath:remoteHomeSpec:mountSuffixPath:name:]: Creating Sync Set with name "HomeSync_Mirror".
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:03.249] -[SSyncSet_PHD _setupNewPHDSyncSetWithLocalPath:homeSpec:mountSuffixPath:]: We've been given local home path '/Users/[USERNAME]'.
1:: [12/02/07 12:45:03.249] -[SSyncSet_PHD _setupNewPHDSyncSetWithLocalPath:homeSpec:mountSuffixPath:]: local home at "/Users/[USERNAME]"
<PHD> 1:: [12/02/07 12:45:06.458] Added new sync set "HomeSync_Mirror".
<PHD> 1:: [12/02/07 12:45:06.465] _incomingIPC: SFCreatePHDSyncSetMsgId (17) took 3.217627 seconds.
<PHD> 1:: [12/02/07 12:45:06.526] Scheduling next sync of "HomeSync_Mirror" at 2012-02-07 12:45:16 +0000
<PHD> 1:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.122] ==========================================================
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.123] Starting automatic sync of "HomeSync_Mirror".
<PHD> 1:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.126] Peer "local" reports changes since last sync.
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] EXCEPTION: NilPtr <-[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume] (Peer-FS-PHD.m:142): "'((homePath))' is nil">
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] BACKTRACE: {
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x105003493
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x104f70866
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x104f6fabd
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x104f6ecb4
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x7fff924bb74e
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x7fff924bb6c6
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x7fff901998bf
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] ? | 0x7fff9019cb75
<PHD> 0:: [12/02/07 12:45:18.128] }
7- if I use the same user account from a Snow-Leopard client, the mountPeerVolume finds the remote home_dir, mounts it and happilly trawls through the two directories to figure out what needs to be copied; I get something along the lines of:
0:: [12/02/08 18:44:15.344] Starting manual sync of "HomeSync_Mirror".
1:: [12/02/08 18:44:15.363] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: We've been given remote home path "/Volumes/[USERNAME]".
1:: [12/02/08 18:44:15.363] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: Remote home path exists.
1:: [12/02/08 18:44:15.363] -[SPeer_FS_PHD mountPeerVolume]: Final path to PHD remote home root = "/Volumes[USERNAME]"
8- if I use a Lion client and a user account configured in the Users O.U. on Active Directory, it works similarly well
9- in the failing use-case, if I run a "dscl xxx -read /Users/xxx" to verify that the DirectoryServices deamon returns some information, all looks good: I get all my A.D. user details, including email config and network home_directory, the MCX payload, etc
10- the only difference that I can see when running dscl between the "working use-case" and the "failing use-case" is that the Attribute for the network home directory is called HomeDirectory (working) or OriginalHomeDirectory (failing) - but the actual value is present and correct in both cases
11- I have enabled SMB as well as AFP file sharing to ensure that it's not a protocol problem rather than the share point itself that causes problem - no difference
12- I have upgraded the MacOS Server to 10.7.3 (from 10.7.2) - no difference
13- I have upgraded the Lion client from 10.7.2 to 10.7.3 - no difference
14- I have tried to manually configure the Directory Search path on the Lion client to map HomeDirectory to OriginalHomeDirectory - either the mapping didn't work or it's not the real cause of the problem, as again: no difference.
15- I have contacted AppleCare, raised a case with all the details above, been escalated from level 1 to 2 and 3 - and basically have been told that customers have reported very similar problems & that no more detail is available to me as it is a Directory Services related problem - if I want to take it further with Apple, I need Enterprise OS Support (and hence $1000s per year - and no real guarantee of result)
[thanks to anyone who's read until now]...
So my questions are (as I can't believe that I'm the only one using "proper O.U.'s" for managing users in Active Directory):
- has anyone experienced this before?
- does someone know of a workaround (other than "stick to SnowLeo" or "redesign your whole A.D."!)?
- can someone help me figure out where the FileSyncAgent process tries to get its remote home directory from - as this might point to a solution?
Many thanksI was able to fix the issue here. Steps Taken: From the comand line I ran
dscl /Search read /Users/jdoe HomeDirectory
It returned # No such key: HomeDirectory
This was the big clue.... it should have returned
HomeDirectory: <home_dir><url>afp://files.hihllc.lan/Users/jdoe</url><path>/</path></home_dir>
I unbound the Mac from AD and ran the following command in terminal.
dscacheutil -flushcache
I then went into OS X sharing preferences and renamed the computer slightly, so it would create a new computer record in AD. I rebound the machine to AD making sure in Directory Utility Advanced, under User Experience that Force local home directory on start up disk was unchecked and Network protocol to be used was AFP.
I then ran
dscl /Search read /Users/jdoe HomeDirectory
and it returned
HomeDirectory: <home_dir><url>afp://files.hihllc.lan/Users/jdoe</url><path>/</path></home_dir>
I had the user reboot... which was necessary. When he logged in HomeSync fired up. He had quite a few conflicts, so I told him to select use files on this computer for all conflicts.
I checked the FileSyncAgent.logs and it was good.
Let me know if this fixes your issue.
Thanks,
Ray
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