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I've recently become a fan of the `-x` flag to journalctl, which adds additional context to log entries and even suggests remediations at times. I've identified
by sunshowers 3y ago
I've recently become a fan of the `-x` flag to journalctl, which adds additional context to log entries and even suggests remediations at times. I've identified and fixed several issues on my Linux systems that way. Kind of hard to get that with tail -f!
- rezonant 3y agoOoh nice. What are some examples of things it will catch?
- dumpsterdiver 3y agoMy goto is journalctl -xf. Best of both worlds :)
- aeonik 3y agoHow does it work? Can I pipe non-journald logs into the -x flag to take advantage of this lookup?