Q: CoreTelephony Trace File error

CoreTelephony Trace File Error

I have this question too.

Did you look at the link in my previous reply?

shsharoman wrote:

 

I have this question too.

I found my solution.

The reason for this error is that I mistakenly removed a directory '/tmp', and then I have to manually create this directory.

But permission settings are incorrect, try use terminal and input 'sudo chmod 1777 /tmp'.

I have this question now. and how to manually create this directory?

I have the same problem...
how do you fix it?

I actually tried all these suggestions with the terminal command and changing permissions and even tried the advanced option of the user account in system preferences but none of them worked.

What did do the trick was an archive and install and run all your software updates and this resolved the issue. It also solved the problem of photoshop crashing. Just make sure to backup your data first before reinstalling OS X 10.11 again and you should be good to go afterwards.

Where did you created the folder?

I am having the same problem and haven't found a solution

I found my solution! This is permission problem with var catalog '/tmp'. If You try to change permission this catalog, OS X do not let this change because, in system there is 'System Integrity Protection'. This SIP must be disabled before You change permission.

Try this:

1. Reboot your Mac into Recovery Mode by restarting your computer and holding down Command+R until the Apple logo appears on your screen.
2. Click Utilities > Terminal.
3. In the Terminal window, type in 'csrutil disable' and press Enter.
4. Restart your Mac.
5. After restart Mac, try to change manual ( command: 'sudo chmod 1777 /tmp' ) or download app: ( I recommended this utility app to do this: OnyX 3.1.8 for OS X 10.11 El Capitan - download link: http://joel.barriere.pagesperso-orange.fr/download/1011/OnyX.dmg ) 5.1 In the app, select Maintenance -> Permissions, and hit Execute. This fixes all permission problems ( including changes permission '/tmp' to correct ).
6. When the process is over ( OnyX app ) or command 'sudo chmod 1777 /tmp' works, just reboot Mac.

Now, when You changed permission, need to Enable 'System Integrity Protection'. Do this like step 1 to 4, with change: 'csrutil enable'

1. Reboot your Mac and holding down Command+R until the Apple logo appears on your screen.
2. Click Utilities > Terminal.
3. In the Terminal window, type in 'csrutil enable' and press Enter.
4. Restart your Mac. It's done :-) It will be work :-)

I hope it will help! Sorry for my English, I'm still learning ;-)

Dear autoratom.. Your solution helped me!!! It was the only one working for me. Thank you very much!!! I really appreciate your help!!!

This worked for me. Thanks for sharing!

Worked for me too! Thanks.

I have exactly the same problem but am too skittish to do the recommended fix and type things into my operating system. I think maybe I will call Apple and see if they will talk me thru it just in case I screw something up.......

dear auroratom, it really worked!! Thank you for your useful instruction