Tag: systemctl

Journalctl Tricks

Posted on by mario

journalctl command

vacuum / clean

journalctl --disk-usage
journalctl --vacuum-size=1G

--vacuum-size=BYTES   Reduce disk usage below specified size
--vacuum-files=INT    Leave only the specified number of journal files
--vacuum-time=TIME    Remove journal files older than specified time

read old journal

journcalctl --file /var/log/.../dsdsdsdsdsdsdsds.journal~

goto end of log

sudo journalctl -e

journalctl -e -u certbot.service
journalctl -xeu redis-server.service

list old boots

journalctl --list-boots

Alle Meldungen mit Kennzeichnung error, critical, alert oder emergency anzeigen

journalctl -p err -b

kernel messages only

journalctl -k -e

systemctl list-unit-files

systemctl --failed
# or
systemctl list-units --state=failed

journalctl -xb

journalctl uses a lot of space on my disk

Posted on by mario

The aswer is you can check the used size and you can shrink the used space.

journalctl --disk-usage
journalctl --vacuum-size=1G

Other Options are

--vacuum-size=BYTES   Reduce disk usage below specified size
--vacuum-files=INT    Leave only the specified number of journal files
--vacuum-time=TIME    Remove journal files older than specified time

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