In my case the actual /var/log/system.log file will still show the sandboxd messages, but they would not show up in the " All Messages" query, and so I could not access the " Full Report" button talked about in the tutorial. I've experienced this as well on 10.9.2 with Xcode 5.1, but I'm pretty sure the OS and Xcode version are irrelevant these days (might matter if you're on something as old as 10.5). The application itself behaves exactly as described in the tutorial, showing the Apple website when not sandboxed, and then not showing it when sandboxed. I'm expecting to see messages from sandboxd, but don't see anything related to sandboxing. I'm using Console.app, looking at All Messages (as described in the To diagnose an App Sandbox violation section of the tutorial). The entitlements file suggests sandboxing is enabled, the app isn't showing the Apple website and Activity Monitor says the app is sandboxed. Enable App Sandboxing is ticked but nothing underneath it is (e.g. When I then try and diagnose the intentional violation, nothing appears in Console like the guide describes. I've successfully worked through the sections, creating the Xcode project, enabling app sandbox, creating a certificate, specifying the code signing identity and confirming that the app is sandboxed. I'm stepping through this Apple tutorial for enabling sandboxing.
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