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The most suspicious folder is /StartupItems/Fantom. The info dialog says that it was created on Friday, November 9, 2007 but I bought my MacBook on December 7, 2007! The info dialog for Macintosh HD says it was created Sunday, July 13, 2007 but that's OK because I had to reinstall OS X 3 times Any answers are greatly appreciated, thanks. A startup item is a specialized bundle whose code is executed during the final phase of the boot process, and at other predetermined times (see Managing Startup Items).The startup item typically contains a shell script or other executable file along with configuration information used by the system to determine the execution order for all startup items.

While the SystemStarter is a new feature of Jaguar and intended for the better, I have two problems with it which I can only surmize as somewhat buggy.
I use anacron to do maintenance tasks like the daily, weekly and monthly shell scripts without having to have the computer on during the wee hours like cron has to be unless you change the times to more regular hours. Anyway, anacron has a startup daemon that yields this message in my system log on every startup soon after it is originally called upon:
SystemStarter: Unable to load localization strings for /Library/StartupItems/daemonic-anacron
Whether or not this actually means that anacron is started or not is undeterminable by this message. But anacron will run on its own about every hour or so anyway so it's not that big of a problem. I have contacted the keeper of anacron and he replies that there is nothing new or changed that would invoke this error message so it must be something about the new OS that causes it. There are no localization strings in the program.
Another problem with SystemStarter is when a 'sudo shutdown now' command it issued to the terminal to quickly get into singel-user mode to run fsck or alter other file system and startup items. (I use Open Firmware Password to protect my computer from unauthorized attempts to boot it from CD's and such and cannot use the command-s startup to get into SUM so I must use the terminal method or disable Open Firmware Password to then be able to start with the command-s keys held down at startup. Even still, that is much quicker than booting from the 10.2 CD to run the disk utility.) The problem is, after successfully running fsck -y at the prompt, error messages pop up on the screen saying:
bootstrap_look_up() failed (ipc/send)invalid destination port
.. and they continue about every 20 seconds or so. Then when I try to exit to Aqua by typing the previously available options like 'exit', 'bye' or 'restart', I get into an endless loop of errors that read:
bootstrap_look_up() failed (ipc/send)invalid destination port'
Welcome to MacIntosh..
System Starter: could not create ipc port (com.apple.SystemStarter) 531 Hangup system starter -g ${VerboseF lag} ${safeboot}
login window [534]: *** assertion failure in -[login port juggler CreateSubset- BootstrapPort], LoginPortJuggler .m:290
login window [534]: *** uncaught exception:
<InternalInconsistencyException> Unable to create subset bootstrap port (error 268435459)
.. and this continues about every 20 seconds or so and never returns me to a prompt so I am forced to do a hard restart to get out. I have also found, however, that typing 'reboot' or 'halt' will work to either continue boot into Aqua or shutdown respectively. But they must be done before any of the apparently incorrect commands, (restart, bye, exit), to work. Weird huh? Starting up with the command-s into SUM does not have these problems.
Not to take anything away from the hint as this may seem somewhat unrealted, but I thought worth mentioning. Hopefully, SystemStarter will be improved upon in future releases of the OS.

The first issue you speak of is pretty simple and nothing you need to worry about. StartupItems have the capacity to be localized. This one isn't and the system is getting a little fussy about it. If you create a resources folder in the anacron startupitem you can then localize the start, stop, restart console messages for the item into as many languages as you want. Check out some of the Apple startupitems in /Sysytem/Library/StartupItems/ for some examples. Do this and you won't see the message again.
The second issue is much more confusing. Potentially you are running into SystemStarter actually trying to shutdown the system and having an issue. All startup items should have a 'stop' option to gracefully stop a service on system shutdown. Mostly this is just killing the process nicely and many third-party items don't have this, or perhaps you may have a misconfigured one. Just a thought.

Thanks for the suggestions. I agree that the anacron issue is nothing to worry about and isn't a big problem. But you gave me some ideas and I tried tinkering around with it a bit, but no luck. I've read the developer pages on SystemStarter and its associated files and then created the necessary directories and file, (/Library/StartupItems/daemonic-anacron/Resources/English.lproj/localizable.strings). And in the local file I've tried several things based on what I saw in /System/Library/StartupItems but I'm not certain about what is really correct. The file looks like this:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<!DOCTYPE plist SYSTEM
'file://localhost/System/Library/DTDs/PropertyList.dtd'>
<plist version='0.9'>
<dict>
<key>Starting timed execution services</key>
<string>Starting timed execution services</string>
<key>Stopping timed execution services</key>
<string>Stopping timed execution services</string>
<key>Restarting timed execution services</key>
<string>Restarting timed execution services</string>
</dict>
</plist>
<services>
..
I've substituted 'anacron', 'ancron services', 'ana(h)cronistic cron: anacron' and 'ana(h)cronistic cron: anacron services for 'timed execution services', (which is the way the file is constructed for cron) and I've also removed the '<services> and even tried adding '<anacron services>' to the end of the file but nothing stops the error, 'Unabel to load localization strings for /Library/StartupItems/daemonic-anacron'. Oh well. Can you think of anything else here?
The other problem with SUM is shared by some others as evidenced here:
http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=121297
and here:
http://discussions.info.apple.com/WebX?128@@.3bb9dac1
.. and I agree that it looks like SystemStarter is hanging up with the reboot or shutdown depending on the action specified. So, all I can do there is hope for it to be fixed in the next update. There have been bug reports filed. Does SUM from the terminal work for you?

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I know SystemStarter was in10.1. It was different, and I don't think it could start/restart services, but I know it is there

To restart WebObjects use the ServiceName rather than the path. This is also true for other Services!
SystemStarter restart 'WebObjects Services'
Caution! There is a syntax error in the stop-script. to fix it follow the instructions here:
http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/archive/webobjects-dev/2003-April/033202.html

Installing Cisco VPN 4.6.01 on OSX
Installed fine
Open Cisco VPN Client
Get error 'Error 51: IPC socket allocation failed with error fffffffffffffch. This is most likely due to the Cisco Systems, Inc. VPN Service Not Being Started. Please Start the Service and Try again'
Open Terminal window
sudo SystemStarter restart CiscoVPN
now it is asking for a password?
I've tried the admin password, what gives?

I'm having the same problem. The Cisco VPN client works exactly one time before producing this error on the next attempt to secure a VPN. Anyone have some thoughts. I can uninstall/re-install and everything is fine, for one attempt, but this is an absurd solution.

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Mac Os Library Startupitems Fantom Pro

I found this hint:
sudo /System/Library/StartupItems/CiscoVPN/CiscoVPN restart
Which seems to restart some aspect of the VPN, but I won't really *appreciate* doing this each time!