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by dpkirchner
1362 days ago
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> With systemd, You can use journalctl to tail the log file by journalctl -u <unit> -f , so something like journalctl -u postfix -f Last time I seriously used systemd I ran in to occasional log corruption. I've never not been able to just tail or cat log files even if they became corrupt (somehow?) but for whatever reason systemd can (or could?) get your logs in a state where they're unreadable with its purpose built journalctl tool. For example: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=249028 It was a long while back so I hope it's fixed by now, but I'm skeptical of the quality of the whole system given how much worse it was at reading files. (Compared to grep, which has never failed me.) |
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