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Old 12-26-2008, 04:23 PM
peppi911 peppi911 is offline
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`krb5kdc': Policy not found ERROR

AFTER UPDATE 10.5.6 I got every x Seconds:

26.12.08 16:26:31 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:34 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:34 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:37 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:37 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:40 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:40 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:43 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:43 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:46 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:46 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found
26.12.08 16:26:49 com.apple.kdcmond[43] krb5kdc: failed to initialize sandbox: Cannot apply builtin profile `krb5kdc': Policy not found

Makes me nuts. I removed every extra kext i have, still the same error.
How can i see in ProcessListe or whatever where the Source of that error is?
Anyone some ideas how to find out what exactly causes this issue?
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Last edited by peppi911; 12-26-2008 at 04:28 PM.
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Old 12-26-2008, 06:03 PM
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You can check system processes in either Activity Monitor (All Processes, Hierarchally) or open up terminal and run top.

To check logs, go into /Applications/Utilities and run Console.app (might show as just Console). Make sure to show the log list, and pry your fingers through it.

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Old 12-26-2008, 08:28 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hara Taiki View Post
You can check system processes in either Activity Monitor (All Processes, Hierarchally) or open up terminal and run top.

To check logs, go into /Applications/Utilities and run Console.app (might show as just Console). Make sure to show the log list, and pry your fingers through it.
Hi,
well the strings i postet are actually copied from Console Log,
but theres no hint where its originated.
In Top i can see the process kdcmond which seems to be involved. Killing this it just comes up again, so it seems it has to be there. But still no idea what causes the error, which kext, which plugin, whatever?
am i the only one, or does nobody check system.logs;-)
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Old 12-26-2008, 08:39 PM
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Finally found it:

Source said:

/* Seatbelt the KDC */
if (0 != sandbox_init(argv[0], SANDBOX_NAMED, &errorbuf)) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: failed to initialize sandbox: %s", argv[0], errorbuf);
sandbox_free_error(errorbuf);
exit(1);
}

...so my bell rang and i exchanged seatbelt from 10.5.5 <> 10.5.6 that it was.
after initialising seatbelt.kext the error stopped!
dmg mount still ok!
so i might close this!
thanx for your help anyway!



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