I recently set up a fresh install of Mavericks (OS X 10.9), and copied over some of preferences (plist) files from old installation to new box ( (~/Library/Preferences).
I noticed, applications failed to use (manually copied) preferences files, instead kept throwing errors (like one shown below):
cfprefsd[xxxx]: CFPreferences: error renaming file /Users/username/Library/Preferences/com.codeux.irc.textual.plist.bPsEnTV to /Users/username/Library/Preferences/com.codeux.irc.textual.plist
Unlike previous versions of OS X, Mavericks (OS X 10.9) caches preferences files. That means, if we edit or overwrite a preferences (plist) file, we need to invalidate the cache so that applications can see the changes, and start using this updated preferences file.
I didn't want to set up everything from scratch, in this case all IRC servers, nodes and chatrooms. It is not fun editing binary plist files, even with the help of XCode :-)
To fix this problem, we need to run this from terminal:
defaults read ~/Library/Preferences/com.codeux.irc.textual
We also need to make sure preferences file has correct permission. In my case, permissions were messed up because I copied file from different disk (installation).
Permission should look like following (i.e. owner can at least read/write; umask 077):
-rw-------
I would suggest restarting the respective application, if it is already running.
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Are you using Amazon Cloudfront for public/private video streaming over rtmp? Having trouble to figure out why some of your videos fail to stream (over rtmp) and throw 'Stream not found' flash/actionscript client side errors?
I have figured out:
I am disappointed with the fact - Adobe Media Server ceases to play (core feature) a video because of (optional feature?) chapter marker(s) which can be ignored if it is corrupt or invalid.
Thanks to AWS engineers who confirmed the case, and provided more details.
Update: Thanks to Justin Riley for sharing a solution (in comments below). He suggested to use '-map_chapters -1' to get rid of this issue. It works for me.
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