When I ssh into my server machine I see an error message: Could not find
domain for
It happens when /sw/bin/init.sh runs several scripts in /sw/etc/profile.d
Among those is /sw/etc/profile.d/dbus.sh which, in turn,
runs /sw/bin/start-session-bus.sh
In that script it executes: TMPDIR=/tmp launchctl load
"/sw/share/dbus/launchd/org.finkproject.dbus-session.plist"
My problem is that if I am ssh'd into the machine launchctl throws an error"
"Could not find domain for" and does not load the dbus daemon.
My system is 10.10.3 with server installed and running.
I find that if I am logged into the system with a GUI session (I used
screen sharing) then the error does not occur during the ssh login but when
I log out of the GUI the error returns for subsequent ssh sessions.
This appears to be merely cosmetic but I don't know what the dbus-daemon is
doing for me. dbus is installed but I don't know what needs it. I suspect
it was installed by something else.
Creating the file "/sw/etc/dbus-1/disable-dbus" as suggested in the
Describe document for dbus does not seem to do anything.
Any ideas?
Bill W
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