I had no such error with High Sierra, now with Mojave my application done with Swift 4 is issuing this error. It will happen when I try to get software information by call: /usr/sbin/system_profiler SPApplicationsDataType
My application wont fail and works but I notice that it will expose this error when running:
system_profiler[2052:52918] [logging-persist] os_unix.c:42249: (0) open(/var/db/DetachedSignatures) - Undefined error: 0
I guess it is related to code signatures but I don't know how to handle that, maybe a bug as there isn't any file called DetachedSignatures inside /var/db
os_unix.c:37227: (21) seekAndRead(/var/db/DetachedSignatures) - Is a directory
sudo touch /var/db/DetachedSignatures
This fixed the issue on my machine.
This appears to be logged by the Security framework during some operations; I always see it when my app calls SecKeyGeneratePair. Since everything works correctly I assume this is just noise. (There are other examples of this; the Security engineers at Apple seem to be bad about leaving noisy but harmless log messages in their production code.)
I wouldn't recommend trying to create the DetachedSignatures file! It's clearly used for something by the OS, and just shoving an empty file there, or one copied from elsewhere, could cause problems later on.
I asked someone for their file as @lzl said but they told me the file was 0 bytes. I touched a file at that path and my warnings went away.
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