crsud process with security update 2013-001

I don't presently have a Lion to check with, and only one SL, where it was disabled, but since yours was too, that may well be expected .

Well, that's the thing. I hadn't checked to see if it was disabled or not here before loading it. But since I didn't get Already loaded, I'm supposing it was disabled. Now I've unloaded it again. Who knows what any of this is about anyway. The Lord Apple doth provideth and enableth and disableth.

I should mention that I reloaded the crsud LaunchDaemon on 6/24 and since then it's gone back to business as usual. Has been checking in daily.

I'm not exactly on topic, but, in case you've installed Security Update 2013-003, did you notice something new? I didn't install it yet.

Installed. For crsud, just the usual starting/exiting. If the question wasn't about crsud, then no nothing noticeable. The QT plugin which was temporarily blocked by Mozilla, is still at 7.6.6.

on 10.6.8 here it stayed disabled through overrides, until a few days ago when I switched back to automatic login (standard user)

WZZZ wrote:

Installed. For crsud, just the usual starting/exiting. If the question wasn't about crsud, then no nothing noticeable. The QT plugin which was temporarily blocked by Mozilla, is still at 7.6.6.

I meant both things. Thanks everybody.

I am on Lion and Xprotect will not update since the last Apple security update, might be the crud process

And I can't get APPLE-SA-2013-08-29-1 OS X: Java Web plug-in blocked (My XProtect is still dated May 16th)

Apple a day wrote:

I am on Lion and Xprotect will not update since the last Apple security update, might be the crud process

And I can't get APPLE-SA-2013-08-29-1 OS X: Java Web plug-in blocked (My XProtect is still dated May 16th)

It's been so long I don't recall that we ever decided what the recommended way to force an update with Lion, but see if this will help About file quarantine in OS X and click on "Advanced users only" near the bottom and see if you have that available.

If you can't use the above reference, see if your Security preference Pane looks like this

and check the box next to the red arrow.

There is a Terminal command which has been known to work, but a few users suffered KeyChain corruption in the process so I don't recommend you do that yet.

I don't have a Automaticlly update safe download list

crsud I don't see that in the activity monitor, might it be disabled? How might I check

Strange it started to work again (both now have a date modifeid of Fri, 06 Sep 2013 22:43:58 GMT)

I applied Security Update 2013-003 again

Uploaded the 2 XProtect files to the Apple bug report I filed on it (by copying the two to the desktop then upload those)

From the console

9/7/13 11:57:12.896 AM defaults:

The domain/default pair of (/private/var/db/launchd.db/com.apple.launchd/overrides, com.apple.xprotectupdater) does not exist

9/7/13 11:59:43.000 AM kernel: ***** sAddTrustProcessName 'XProtectUpdater'

Apple a day wrote:

I don't have a Automaticlly update safe download list

Then you must have this one

with the Software Update pane. Toggling the "Install system data files and security updates" should take care of it.

crsud I don't see that in the activity monitor, might it be disabled? How might I check

As I recall we decided that crsud runs for only a few seconds, maximum once a day. It would probably be disabled if you don't have the update box checked.

That screenshot is for OS X 10.8.x

I see http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/4f3d449a69bedd8e23000046-1200/mountain- lion-has-a-new-security-feature-called-gatekeeper-it-lets-you-decide-which-apps- can-run-on-your-mac-youre-allowed-to-install-apps-from-anywhere-by-default-but-y ou-can-choose-to-only-use-apps-from-trusted-developers-or-the-mac-app-store-for- an-extra-layer-of-security.jpg then for the advnaced button

Apple a day wrote:

Strange it started to work again (both now have a date modifeid of Fri, 06 Sep 2013 22:43:58 GMT)

That matches the Snow Leopard date that I updated yesterday (I normally run ML which was updated on Aug 29). I've found that the modification date changes occassionally even though the version does not if you happen to update later). What did you mean by "both"?

From the console

9/7/13 11:57:12.896 AM defaults:

The domain/default pair of (/private/var/db/launchd.db/com.apple.launchd/overrides, com.apple.xprotectupdater) does not exist

9/7/13 11:59:43.000 AM kernel: ***** sAddTrustProcessName 'XProtectUpdater'

Interesting. I'm guessing the first entry was simply to clear out any previous XProtect override that exists. Can't say for sure if it should have been there or not.

I think I'll stop commenting and wait for a Lion user to compare results.

Apple a day wrote:

That screenshot is for OS X 10.8.x

That's what I thought.

So my guess would have to be that your 2013-003 wasn't properly installed the first time.