Need help with identifying "strange" log messages

[frankiee]

Hi there,

 

while I have a fairly stable system now, I still get some rather cryptic messages from system log. Don't know if they are harmful and / or indication of a problem, but hey! I am just curious and want to know what is going on. So if anybody has an idea what these mean (and maybe even how to get rid of them) any insights are appreciated! All of these messages do not appear on my "real" MacBook Pro, (with almost identical software loaded) so they _might_ be due to my specific Hack setup.

 

So here we go:

 

1) kernel[0]: No interval found for . Using 8000000
 

Repeated about 10 times. Read that others also might have these messages, but found no explanation so far

 

2) kernel[0]: Attempted to get Elements on an element with xxxx children
 

This one is really strange because I haven't found any references to this message. Am I the only one with this message? This is also repeated about 10 times, with "xxxx" having several values, mostly "9500" and "4203"

 

3) kdc[115]: WARNING Found KDC certificate (O=System Identity,CN=com.apple.kerberos.kdc)is missing the PK-INIT KDC EKU, this is bad for interoperability.

 

Might indicate there is a problem with kerberos, but I haven't found a solution for this. (that actually worked for me)
 

4) mdworker[638]: sandbox cache error 3850
 

Also seems to happen on "real" macs, also get some other sandbox related errors. Anybody knows how to recreate this cache?

 

5) com.apple.internetaccounts[816]: *** -[iADomainCache init]: IA domains cache couldn't be read.
    com.apple.internetaccounts[816]: -[iAPluginManager allAListPlugins] [546] -- *** warning: we're on the slow path.
 

happens when I start OS X Mail. "Slow path"? Hmm, I don't like my machine to be slow Also does not occur on my "real" Mac.

 

So if anybody has an idea what these mean, please let me know.