An enigmatic message in the Console log. DA writes this a dozen times or so:
That message is definitely not logged by DEVONagent - it’s probably caused by a third-party plugin.
I have not installed any plug-ins. Or is it a plug-in installed by default?
This looks like the message of a system-wide extension, e.g. an input manager or a contextual menu plugin.
Hmm… strange. Which plug-in can cause this? I haven’t a clue.
Since we’re dealing with the WebKit it can be anything that is labelled an Internet plugin: QuickTime, Flash, what-have-you.
Please check the folders…
InputManagers
Contextual Menu Items
Internet Plug-Ins
…of your account’s Library folder (~/Library/…) and of the system-wide Library folder (/Library/…).
Thanks.
In InputManagers, there are 2 sub-folders:
(1) Smart Crash Reports, which contains a Unix exec file and Smart Crash Reports.bundle
(2) SpotlightInputManager, with a Unix file and SpotlightInputManager.bundle
In Contextual Menu Items:
DEVONagent CM.plugin
File Buddy CM.plugin
SpotMetaCMPlugin.plugin
Internet Plug-Ins:
Flash Player Enabler.plugin
Flash Player.plugin
flashplayer.xpt
Flip4Mac WMV Plugin.plugin
Flip4Mac WMV Plugin.webplugin
iPhotoPhotocast.plugin
Java Applet Plugin Enabler
Java Applet.plugin
JavaPluginCocoa.bundle
NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave
nsIQTScriptablePlugin.xpt
Quartz Composer.webplugin
QuickTime Plugin.plugin
QuickTime Plugin.webplugin
RealPlayer Plugin.plugin [alias]
TiddlyWikiSaverPlugin.plugin
VerifiedDownloadPlugin.plugin
Please remove the File Buddy CM and SpotMetaCMPlugin plugins (e.g. move them to the desktop), then launch DEVONagent. Does this fix the problem?
BTW:
It’s definitely not related to DEVONagent as a Google search for “doclip empty path” returns similar messages for different applications.
I removed them and relaunched DA. I now have another message, even more mysterious
Another message not logged by DEVONagent Did you view Java applets when this happened?
Anyway, all these messages are harmless.
These messages are harmless but I like to understand
Nothing in common with Windoze horrific error messages