Main Menu Maintenace scripts

Anyone have this issue running the maintenace scripts?

Here is my log.

Running daily maintenance scripts

Sun Dec 2 14:05:51 CST 2007

Removing scratch and junk files...
touch: /var/msgs/bounds: Permission denied
rm: ./.BlankFile: Permission denied
find: ./launchd: Permission denied
find: ./mds/65: Permission denied
rm: ./mds/system/mds.install.lock: Permission denied
msgs: only the super-user can use the c flag

Checking subsystem status...

ruptime: no hosts in /var/rwho.

Rotating log files...

- system.log
mv: rename system.log to system.log.0: Permission denied
touch: system.log: Permission denied
/Applications/MainMenu.app/Contents/Resources/MainMenuCron: line 102: kill: (12) - Operation not permitted

Sun Dec 2 14:05:52 CST 2007

Maintenance scripts complete

All the Maintenance scripts come back with permission denied.
Verify and repair permissions has been run.
Have not found any info on this as of yet.
Already e-mailed Main Menu developer also.

Emailing the dev is very good, bob! That helps him tweak his app so it can be even better.

I am running Tiger and do not see these messages: it comes out clean every day:

Running daily maintenance scripts

Sun Dec 2 09:20:23 EST 2007

Removing scratch and junk files...

Backing up NetInfo data...

Checking subsystem status...

ruptime: no hosts in /var/rwho.

Rotating log files...

- system.log


Cleaning web server log files...

Sun Dec 2 09:20:24 EST 2007

Maintenance scripts complete

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Maybe it's a Leopard thing and it isn't as compatible as we all thought. Keep us up to date if the developer replies. I would imagine he will. Keeping my fingers crossed for ya.

I knew I'd figure it out as soon as I posted it.
Bought Xslimmer last week and just moved my entire Apps folder into it.
Cut just over 2GB of space out.

Just now went in and deleted the slimmed down version of Main Menu and re-installed it. Now get a clean log.

Now I have to e-mail both of them...

Good to hear. I have not had one issue with MainMenu and Leopard since MHC turned me on to it! Great little utility!

Yeah, now if Apple could take care of the wireless issue under Leopard I'd be a happy camper.