Weird privileges on SMB share

Hi everyone,
I am experiencing weird file access privileges on a Windows server accessed via SMB. *Get Info* shows more than 1 iteration of the same user(s) and groups with varying privileges. There are often problems with items that can not be deleted/moved/overwritten.
The weird privileges are kept when copying the file to the local Desktop. Then they obstruct TM from running successfully. I can see in the log that backupd has a problem (it provides the full path) and stops when it encounters such an item. If I remove all ACLs from the item (by using sudo chmod -R -N ./*) the backup runs fine.
The Windows admin can’t see the several iterations, i.e. he only sees 1 group, 1 user, etc.
Here is a sample screenshot of cmd+i:
Any ideas on how to solve this on the server side? I haven’t yet tried to use chmod on the server shares.
Thanks
Björn

Sorry for bumping this again. Does nobody have any idea what‘s going on here? A hint to point me in the right direction would suffice.
Thanks
Björn

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    12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor4dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:15 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
    12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor2dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor2dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:15 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
    12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
    12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmorNASinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmorNASinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
    12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] got netServiceBrowser:didFindService:moreComing: event for <NSNetService 0x517a80> local. blackarmor1dinfo.udp. BA-22B9C2
    12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] inserted new net service object for BA-22B9C2:
    "BA-22B9C2" = 1;
    12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in BA-22B9C2.blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
    12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Added 1 drive table objects to the servicesToInsertArray.
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
    12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.307 ms
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.216 ms
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.216 ms
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.286 ms
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
    12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
    12/16/10 00:11:34 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Download', from '//%20;[email protected]/Download', dead
    12/16/10 00:11:34 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
    12/16/10 00:23:50 sandboxd[65414] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 00:23:50 sandboxd[65414] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.356 ms
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.209 ms
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.237 ms
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.209 ms
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
    12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
    12/16/10 00:31:39 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 00:31:39 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.271 ms
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.257 ms
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.197 ms
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.205 ms
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
    12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
    12/16/10 00:48:41 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 00:48:41 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
    12/16/10 00:51:17 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 00:51:18 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
    12/16/10 00:53:51 sandboxd[65922] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 00:53:51 sandboxd[65922] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 00:54:24 cupsd[65930] sandbox cache error: database is locked
    12/16/10 01:00:56 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
    12/16/10 01:01:06 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
    12/16/10 01:02:02 _lp[66035] audit warning: expired /var/audit/20101215210444.20101215231614
    12/16/10 01:02:02 _lp[66034] audit warning: closefile /var/audit/20101216055051.20101216080202
    12/16/10 01:09:56 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 01:09:56 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
    12/16/10 01:10:15 com.apple.Finder[208] NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
    12/16/10 01:11:15 com.apple.Finder[208] NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
    12/16/10 01:11:15 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:12:09 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:12:13 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:12:29 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:12:44 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:15:05 /System/Library/CoreServices/CCacheServer.app/Contents/MacOS/CCacheServer[66174 ] No valid tickets, timing out
    12/16/10 01:15:53 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:15:54 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:15:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:15:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:15:56 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:17:05 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:19:13 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-1', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 01:22:38 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-2', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 01:23:21 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:25 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:25 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:26 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:27 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:27 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:23:50 sandboxd[66426] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 01:23:50 sandboxd[66426] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 01:24:03 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:47:13 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-3', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 01:47:13 mds[22627] (Normal) DiskStore: Creating index for /Volumes/Public-3
    12/16/10 01:50:38 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:51:45 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
    12/16/10 01:51:56 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
    12/16/10 01:52:03 authexec[67020] executing /usr/sbin/automount
    12/16/10 01:52:39 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:52:47 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.AddressBook.abd) The following job tried to hijack the service "com.apple.AddressBook.abd" from this job: [0x0-0x1284283].com.apple.AddressBook.abd
    12/16/10 01:53:10 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 01:53:50 sandboxd[67042] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 01:53:50 sandboxd[67042] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 02:00:50 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 02:00:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
    12/16/10 02:01:01 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-4', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 02:11:28 GrowlHelperApp[328] Transmit registered
    12/16/10 02:12:07 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59918 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:17 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59929 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:17 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59930 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:25 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59937 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:25 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59938 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:33 servernotifyd[402] token expired
    12/16/10 02:12:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59947 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59948 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59961 proto=6
    12/16/10 02:12:48 servernotifyd[402] Fetching new token
    12/16/10 02:12:48 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-5', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 02:12:49 servernotifyd[402] Completed token request
    12/16/10 02:12:49 servernotifyd[402] Subscription request completed
    12/16/10 02:15:20 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-6', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 02:15:20 mds[22627] (Normal) DiskStore: Creating index for /Volumes/Public-6
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.347 ms
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.264 ms
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.232 ms
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.236 ms
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
    12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
    12/16/10 02:20:39 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-7', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
    12/16/10 03:07:28 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60607 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:37 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60611 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:37 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60612 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:46 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60614 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:46 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60615 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:55 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60619 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:07:55 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60620 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:08:04 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60622 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:26 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60649 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60651 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60652 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60654 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60655 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:53 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60661 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:11:53 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60662 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:12:02 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60667 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:12:02 sysadmin[69677] audit warning: expired /var/audit/20101215231614.20101216012742
    12/16/10 03:12:02 sysadmin[69675] audit warning: closefile /var/audit/20101216080202.20101216101202
    12/16/10 03:18:40 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
    12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60739 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:43968 to port 60739 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:18:48 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 2 seconds
    12/16/10 03:18:48 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 2 seconds
    12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60741 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:34565 to port 60741 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:19:05 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60745 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:19:05 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:36662 to port 60745 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60785 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:49839 to port 60785 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60787 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:47180 to port 60787 proto=6
    12/16/10 03:23:51 sandboxd[70960] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    12/16/10 03:23:51 sandboxd[70960] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
    'Cosole: samba log.nmbd' (Same entry repeated numerous times)
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