When I run "sudo dmesg", I keep seeing messages like:
IOHIDLibUserClient:0x1000062a9 resourceNotificationGated client not privileged
IOHIDLibUserClient:0x100005f47 resourceNotificationGated client not privileged
Is there another log I can check to give me more details?
I don't see anything relevant in /var/log/system.log.
iMac 27″ 5K
The error "resourceNotificationGated client not privileged" on macOS typically indicates that an application is trying to access system resources or receive notifications without the necessary permissions. This often occurs when an app attempts to interact with protected areas of the system, such as the file system, camera, microphone, or location services, like Full Disk Access or such.
System logs are really only useful if you and others were an Apple Software Engineer
I gave up looking at log files sometime around OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
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I've run Etrecheck and it doesn't show anything related to this issue that I could find. I'm working on resolving some of the issues it listed. My biggest issue right now is actually sluggish performance even though my cpu is not throttled nor low on disk space. Etrecheck shows that signpost_reporter is using excessive cpu at times but other than simply renaming the executable so it actually doesn't run, not sure how else to deal with that. Anyways, that's off topic.
Once I've done some more issues cleanup, I will probably post the etrecheck report under a new thread regarding sluggish performance. It seems finding the actual executable that causes the "not privileged" message may be a lost cause unless I were to engage Apple engineers at a $$$ premium.
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Trying to figure out exactly what "client" is actually making the request.
Could this current issue be related to a Logitech G Hub ?
The " IOHID " portion of the error message maybe related ?
Logitech G Hub - keys mapped to mouse but… - Apple Community
Quite possibly and it is first "culprit" I suspected. However, not finding any other information in system logs makes it impossible to confirm that.
Well put!👍🏽
👍 🇨🇦. 🇹🇭
An aside - slim picking on the threads
Difficult to offer ideas and support apart from on this thread
Yep, in a strange cycle again it seems.
👍 Yup
Again an aside
In general, when they stop listing I stop taking
resourceNotificationGated client not privileged
