Same problem here. After some digging in the source and in the dbus docs and after adding some debugging output I got an impression about what is going on. The dbus error message »Method "GetUnixUser" with signature "" on interface "org.freedesktop.ConsoleKit.Session" doesn't exist« is simply misleading. If *any* method is called for a dbus object that doesn't exist, the very same error message will be returned. In the case of pulseaudio there seem to be sessions that are too short-living to catch. In my case I guess these are cron jobs. I reckon this situation should not be handled as an error in pulseaudio. To get rid of these annoying messages I changed their severity to "notice" and lowered pulseaudio's log level to "warn" in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf.
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