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My only issue is the binary log files. When you're writing out the logs to disk, just make sure it is in text! How hard can it be?? It creates unnecessary frict
by dingo_bat 8y ago
My only issue is the binary log files. When you're writing out the logs to disk, just make sure it is in text! How hard can it be?? It creates unnecessary friction when dealing with logs from a crashed system.
- XorNot 8y agoDoes this ever actually come up for all the people complaining about it? Where are these people working that they're not willing to install rsyslog which reads journald logs directly and will write plaintext, but who have this problem enough to warrant all the complaining? Like, previously to have any logs at all you had to have a syslog daemon. This is not a new situation.
- inferiorhuman 8y ago> Like, previously to have any logs at all you had to have a syslog daemon. This is not a new situation. What's new is that now more and more-difficult-to-debug pieces are required. For what benefit?
- yarrel 8y agoThis is a "now you have two problems" solution.