Hello,
I have activated OS X's firewall as a good security practice, but when Transmission is running, I get hundreds of these unuseful lines in the Console (with different IPs of course).
It wouldn't be so much of an issue if I never used the Console, but for debugging purposes (Firewire disconnection issue inside), I left the console open for the past two weeks and as such, I need it to display only useful events.
Notice Firewall is sending these records, not Transmission.
How do I prevent such non-events to be recorded, i.e. stop "verbose" mode?
Also, I have another recurring annoyance with the Firewall: even though some applications are set to automatically be allowed connection, they keep on presenting a popup to allow connection each time they're started.
How can these application stop asking for a right they've already been granted with?
I have activated OS X's firewall as a good security practice, but when Transmission is running, I get hundreds of these unuseful lines in the Console (with different IPs of course).
Code:
13-02-04 11:27:53
Firewall[9156]
Allow Transmission connecting from 176.27.xxx.yy:62564 to port 51413 proto=6It wouldn't be so much of an issue if I never used the Console, but for debugging purposes (Firewire disconnection issue inside), I left the console open for the past two weeks and as such, I need it to display only useful events.
Notice Firewall is sending these records, not Transmission.
How do I prevent such non-events to be recorded, i.e. stop "verbose" mode?
Also, I have another recurring annoyance with the Firewall: even though some applications are set to automatically be allowed connection, they keep on presenting a popup to allow connection each time they're started.
How can these application stop asking for a right they've already been granted with?
