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  1. Don Lee
    What's up with this? I noticed recently that my /var/log/retroclient.log file is **full** of messages like this: 03 00:09:51: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:09:56: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:09:56: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:01: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:01: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:06: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:06: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:11: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:11: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:16: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:16: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:21: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:21: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:26: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:26: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:31: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:31: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:36: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:36: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:41: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:41: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:46: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:46: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 03 00:10:51: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 127.0.0.1:0 03 00:10:51: NetCheckNewInterfaces: found new address 71.39.101.61:0 I *think* this is new behavior, but have not dug back into old, restored log files to verify. Reboot doesn't fix it. It's not a major issue, but does not seem right, and makes the log file useless. I get new messages every 5 seconds, whether the client is "on" or "off". Unlike older clients, it appears that I can't actually KILL the client, as it just gets restarted by launchd. This is the 11.5.2 client running on OSX 10.8.5
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