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Use journalctl to show logs of specific unit which has a parameter?
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I have one systemd service which runs with systemctl --user start test_unit@random_arguments. How could I use journalctl to filter all logs of test_unit? If it supports "follow mode", that's even better.
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I have one systemd service which runs with systemctl --user start test_unit@random_arguments. How could I use journalctl to filter all logs of test_unit? If it supports "follow mode", that's even better.
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I have one systemd service which runs with systemctl --user start test_unit@random_arguments. How could I use journalctl to filter all logs of test_unit? If it supports "follow mode", that's even better.
systemd systemd-journald journalctl
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I have one systemd service which runs with systemctl --user start test_unit@random_arguments. How could I use journalctl to filter all logs of test_unit? If it supports "follow mode", that's even better.
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If this is a user unit, use the --user-unit option:
journalctl -f --user-unit=test_unit@random_arguments
Otherwise, filter the unit with _SYSTEMD_UNIT:
sudo journalctl -f _SYSTEMD_UNIT=test_unit@random_arguments
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Thanks. The--useroption saves my day.journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -fworks
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Right,--user-unitcombines--userand-u;-).
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If this is a user unit, use the --user-unit option:
journalctl -f --user-unit=test_unit@random_arguments
Otherwise, filter the unit with _SYSTEMD_UNIT:
sudo journalctl -f _SYSTEMD_UNIT=test_unit@random_arguments
answered 2 days ago
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180k25408486
Thanks. The--useroption saves my day.journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -fworks
– Guisong He
2 days ago
1
Right,--user-unitcombines--userand-u;-).
– Stephen Kitt
2 days ago
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If this is a user unit, use the --user-unit option:
journalctl -f --user-unit=test_unit@random_arguments
Otherwise, filter the unit with _SYSTEMD_UNIT:
sudo journalctl -f _SYSTEMD_UNIT=test_unit@random_arguments
answered 2 days ago
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
180k25408486
Thanks. The--useroption saves my day.journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -fworks
– Guisong He
2 days ago
1
Right,--user-unitcombines--userand-u;-).
– Stephen Kitt
2 days ago
add a comment |
If this is a user unit, use the --user-unit option:
journalctl -f --user-unit=test_unit@random_arguments
Otherwise, filter the unit with _SYSTEMD_UNIT:
sudo journalctl -f _SYSTEMD_UNIT=test_unit@random_arguments
answered 2 days ago
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
180k25408486
If this is a user unit, use the --user-unit option:
journalctl -f --user-unit=test_unit@random_arguments
Otherwise, filter the unit with _SYSTEMD_UNIT:
sudo journalctl -f _SYSTEMD_UNIT=test_unit@random_arguments
answered 2 days ago
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
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answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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Thanks. The--useroption saves my day.journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -fworks
– Guisong He
2 days ago
1
Right,--user-unitcombines--userand-u;-).
– Stephen Kitt
2 days ago
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Thanks. The--useroption saves my day.journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -fworks
– Guisong He
2 days ago
1
Right,--user-unitcombines--userand-u;-).
– Stephen Kitt
2 days ago
Thanks. The
--user option saves my day. journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -f works– Guisong He
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Thanks. The
--user option saves my day. journalctl --user -u test_unit@* -f works– Guisong He
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--user-unit combines --user and -u ;-).– Stephen Kitt
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Right,
--user-unit combines --user and -u ;-).– Stephen Kitt
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