Questions tagged [journald]
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Find out if journald has a key configured and uses forward secure sealing (FSS)?
Calling journalctl --setup-keys creates a new key pair for Forward Secure Sealing (FSS). How can I check if this was done on a system without generating those keys if it has not happened yet?
Alternatively, since this process creates the key in file…
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systemd, journal receiving raw log
one common paradigm on all other syslog implementations (rsyslog, syslog-ng, readlog, etc) is to exchange log entries via UDP514 in plain text format.
How do I enable systemd-journal-remote to receive logs in such format?
(I know there are plugins…
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How to ensure output from "tee" is shown when used in a script run under systemd
I have a script that I'm running under systemd which has some debug logs that I'd like to send to both stdout (which should end up in the system journal, viewable with journalctl) as well as to a log file on my filesystem.
Typically I'd reach for…
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Service not logging to journalctl
I have a user service which is placed under /home//.config/systemd/user/.service
When I perform systemctl --user status I have the desired output, for example:
@:~$ systemctl --user status
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Daniel
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rsyslog seems to be triggering sdhci dumps when writing in external storage
Acording what I read, rsyslog is usually used to process logs and send them to another locations, either local (external storage, specific partition, etc.) or remote (logging server, for example). However I'm trying to configure rsyslog to store the…
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Make journalctl keep all logs forever (SystemMaxUse = unlimited)
How do I configure journald so that it never, ever, ever deletes my logs.
Yes, what I want to do is tell journald to keep writing until the disk (read: /var partition's filesystem) is full.
No, I don't want it to keep storing to memory until the RAM…
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Podman rootless journald logging
I'm trying to log to the host's systemd-journald from a rootless podman-container.
When i run the container as root with the --privileged flag, i can read the logs from the container on the host with journalctl as expected. However, running the…
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