[infowarrior]

This is showing up after Entourage 2004 freezes and needs to be force-quit via Finder. I'm running 10.5.2.....and Google seems to be less-than forthcoming with any assistance. Any ideas from those wiser than I?

Entourage crashed overnight, and this is what I saw in my system.log this morning:

pr 11 03:57:49 flint [0x0-0x12e12e].com.microsoft.Entourage[1711]: terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Security::CssmError
Apr 11 03:57:49 flint [0x0-0x12e12e].com.microsoft.Entourage[1711]: '
Apr 11 03:57:49 flint [0x0-0x12e12e].com.microsoft.Entourage[1711]: what(): CSSM exception
Apr 11 05:00:01 flint mDNSResponder[21]: SetupAddr invalid sa_family 0
Apr 11 05:00:31: --- last message repeated 1 time ---

...also, perhaps related, but perhaps not, when Entourage hangs (with growing frequency) I see this i HangReporter logging:

Date/Time: 2008-04-11 10:10:11 -0400
OS Version: 10.5.2 (Build 9C31)
Architecture: i386
Report Version: 4

Command: Microsoft Entourage
Path: /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Microsoft Entourage
Rosetta: Yes
Version: ??? (???)
Parent: launchd [122]

PID: 1711
Event: hang
Time: 8.09s
Steps: 44


....is this a problem with 10.5.2 and Entourage 2004, and should I just say **** it, update to 2008?

Thx in advance. I am stumped on this one!

[Cold Warrior]

I say upgrade, but that's been hashed out in other threads.

Not sure what your error is, but try trashing Entourage and Office caches and, if that doesn't help, the plist (preferences) files.

[infowarrior]

Interestingly, now when Entourage 2004 freezes and/or crashes, my system console log is filled with this repeating message. I never had this problem until a month ago -- Entourage '04 worked fine on Leopard until then, which suggests either Apple or Microsoft did something in a recent update to bork with how Entourage 04 works on Leopard?


4/16/08 9:09:47 PM com.apple.coreservicesd[43] NOTE: Using non-mach-based version of client -> server communication, via direct function calls.

4/16/08 9:09:47 PM com.apple.coreservicesd[43] NOTE: Using non-mach-based version of client -> server communication, via direct function calls.