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10.5: One fix for a runaway syslogd process
Authored by: Celi De on Tue, Nov 13 2007 at 8:21AM PST

But syslogd goes wild also when the Time Machine is off and syslogd is restarted. It goes wild in case of sending graphic attachment by Mail.app.
I have talked to Apple Support guys, technicians off Apple are working on this issue.

10.5: One fix for a runaway syslogd process
Authored by: DEMON on Tue, Nov 13 2007 at 10:49AM PST

I had the same problem as mentioned in the hint. On my mac it wasn't timemachine who was causing the runaway Syslogd.

Azureus and aMSN aren't Leopard ready and were the cause of my problems. I replaced these Apps with other Leopard ready apps and the problem was solved. So also non-Leopard ready apps can cause the same problem.