What does this open directory error mean?

Question

I am seeing this error in my opendirectory log file and was wondering what it means since I don't use a network to get user information. I am the only one using this mac so I am curious about this and how do I fix it?
Module: SystemCache - Misconfiguration detected - Failed to insert key '<T>CN=Apple Root CA,OU=Apple Certification Authority,O=Apple Inc.,C=US<S>CN=com.apple.idms.appleid.prd.{really long number here}' for entry '0x7fd18ba00e60' into hash 'X.509DN' as 'non-authoritative'.
I know that the number that was listed was the certificate number for my gmail account. I have not had any trouble getting my emails or anything.
Thanks

Answer 1

The message you quote is part of the "template walkback" in the compiler message. A program might create many instances of a template, including creating them indirectly as part of creating an instance of some other template. An error or warning message about a template is hard to understand unless you know how it came about. So when a compiler emits a warning or error message related to a template instance, it follows the message with "Where" messages showing the sequence of template instances that led to the error. The "Where" line by itself doesn't tell you anything. You need to relate it to the warning or error message that comes before.
The C++ User's Guide that comes with the compiler has chapters on templates that explains this topic in more detail. Assuming the compiler is installed in /opt/SUNWspro, point your web browser to file:/opt/SUNWspro/docs/index.html and look for the link to the C++ User's Guide.