This is just for people running Mac OSX server. If your secure.log is full of spam like this:
Jun 8 23:02:40 media-lab com.apple.SecurityServer[55]: Succeeded authorizing ri ght com.apple.server.admin.streaming by client /usr/sbin/QuickTimeStreamingServe r for authorization created by /System/Library/CoreServices/ServerManagerDaemon. bundle. Jun 8 23:03:40 media-lab com.apple.SecurityServer[55]: Succeeded authorizing ri ght com.apple.server.admin.streaming by client /System/Library/CoreServices/Serv erManagerDaemon.bundle for authorization created by /System/Library/CoreServices /ServerManagerDaemon.bundle. Jun 8 23:03:40 media-lab com.apple.SecurityServer[55]: Succeeded authorizing ri ght com.apple.server.admin.streaming by client /usr/sbin/QuickTimeStreamingServe r for authorization created by /System/Library/CoreServices/ServerManagerDaemon. bundle. Jun 8 23:04:40 media-lab com.apple.SecurityServer[55]: Succeeded authorizing ri ght com.apple.server.admin.streaming by client /System/Library/CoreServices/Serv erManagerDaemon.bundle for authorization created by /System/Library/CoreServices /ServerManagerDaemon.bundle.
Then the problem is an overzealous servermgrd (server manager daemon). You can throttle it back by editing its preferences at:
/Library/Preferences/com.apple.servermgrd.plist
Change the idlePeriod from 60 to 300 (the max). This will at least put 5 minutes between the spam messages.
Thanks to: macenterprise
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