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That's not true, you can configure journald to be in-memory only in which case there's no binary log, no file. If your using systems, you can't really git rid o
by ecnahc515 4y ago
That's not true, you can configure journald to be in-memory only in which case there's no binary log, no file. If your using systems, you can't really git rid of journald, but you can get rid of the binary logs.
- denton-scratch 4y agoI wasn't aware of that. Can you make the memory usage arbitrarily small?