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Here is a potential solution. Copy the /etc/cups/cups.conf.default file
into /etc/cups/cups.conf – you don’t really need two servers since an upgrade and an install provide copies of the default config file.

Since the problem is from servermgrd and is triggered early on somewhere (still haven’t figured out all the details) you will have to reboot. You may also have to reinstall printers. I was dealling with a system with no attached printers.

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I have been getting this message on my production server, since upgrading. On my test server ( i.e. a very old iMac) I had problems with email configuration due to previous attempts to use ssll – so I did a clean install and I don’t have the problem – any ideas where to look for the differnce?) The odd thing is I have no printers installed on the Xserver at all. Since changing the log level in the print log did not stop the message showing up every minute, I believe it is something to do with servermgrd, and the print daemons are irrelevant. In any case I’m still working on it.

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