"rtmsg: error writing to routing socket"

Anyone know what this means? I get this message whenever I unplug my LAN cable from my computer. In case it helps, my network is a bit weird. Every time I plug in my computer, my hostname is reset. It gets set back when I remove the cable, but it looks like this message is being generated when the hostname is reverted. It only started happening recently, and I don't think I changed anything. Anyone know anything that could help? I'm a bit worried since it's an error message, but my computer seems to work fine, so I'm not so worried. Thanks.

Some more information (can someone please help me?):
1) After rebooting, I was back to one message per event.
2) Connecting to wireless appears to compound the issue. When I connect to wireless and then disconnect, I get 2 entries. When I reconnect and then re-disconnect, I get 4. I can't seem to replicate 6 again though.
I'd like to call Apple on this one, but I don't have a landline, and my cell phone doesn't have enough minutes on it to spend half an hour on hold with them.

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