We've seen this console message from time to time, and we believe it's
some kind of kernel bug where the kernel delivers a mach message to
mDNSResponder with a client ID of -1, which is an invalid client ID.
We're not sure what causes it. If you can find a 100% reproducible
case of this, we'd like to know about it. Thanks.
-Marc
On Oct 31, 2003, at 12:12 PM, Robert MacGregor wrote:
Anybody know what causes this console message:
<message>
Oct 31 15:04:37 localhost mDNSResponder[170]: -1:
DNSServiceResolve("TestShare", "_embrace._tcp.", "local.") failed:
Client id -1 invalid (-65549)
</message>
Embrace is a customized protocol I'm using. I've examined the
mDNSResponder 58 code and found:
<code>
mStatus_Invalid = 65549
demon.c, line 609
if (client == (mach_port_t)-1) { err = mStatus_Invalid; errormsg
= "Client id -1 invalid"; goto fail; }
</code>
What does it mean? What's happeneing with the Mach ports?
Rob
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