Every few minutes, a notification message "Verifying *shm-id-FEFFAOE82267351A..." appears and quickly disappears. This does not happen in safe mode. How can I fix it?
To find out who might be using it, I looked at the "asmjit in Open Source" section on their website (https://asmjit.com/). In my case, I think it was because I had erlang and rabbitmq installed on my mac using Homebrew. "brew uninstall erlang rabbitmq" looks like it might have fixed it for me.
To find out who might be using it, I looked at the "asmjit in Open Source" section on their website (https://asmjit.com/). In my case, I think it was because I had erlang and rabbitmq installed on my mac using Homebrew. "brew uninstall erlang rabbitmq" looks like it might have fixed it for me.
Here is the EtreCheck report. It looks like there are no special problems. Except for some applications. I hope you will see something that I did not.
This answer on Stack Exchange suggests that it might have something to do with asmjit.
Yes, indeed, it was rabbitmq. This instruction helped me. I hope it will be useful to those who have the same problem.
1. Open the Terminal application on your Mac and run the command “sudo rabbitmqctl stop” to stop the RabbitMQ server if it is currently running.
2. Type in “sudo rm -rf /usr/local/Cellar/rabbitmq” and press enter to remove all of RabbitMQ’s files from your computer.
3. Finally, type in “brew cleanup –force” and press enter to complete the uninstall process.
It is important that you follow these steps carefully to ensure that RabbitMQ is completely removed from your computer without any residual files or settings remaining behind that could cause conflicts with other applications or services on your Mac.
4. Restart MacBook.
It means you have some third party software installed.....possibly malware, that is causing this problem. Run EtreCheck and post the report here so we can examine it for clues.
I see that the problem appeared after I updated xProtect.
2024-01-17 XProtectPlistConfigData (2179)
2024-01-17 XProtectPayloads (123)
Uninstalling RabbitMQ is not an option for me. I use it all the time. Any suggestions for how I make my Mac usable again now or do I need to switch to Windows or Linux?
Every few minutes, a notification message "Verifying *shm-id-FEFFAOE82267351A..." appears and quickly disappears.
