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wroomwroom
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Get logs for troubleshooting

Post by wroomwroom »

Reputation logs:
sudo -u sashireputationd bash -c 'journalctl --user -u sashimono-reputationd | tail -n 250'
sudo -u sashimbxrpl bash -c 'journalctl -u sashimono-agent.service | tail -n 100'
sudo -u sashimbxrpl bash -c 'journalctl --user -u sashimono-mb-xrpl | tail -n 100'


Sometimes you need to run these commands to make the logs show up:
sudo usermod -aG adm sashimbxrpl
sudo usermod -aG systemd-journal sashimbxrpl
sudo usermod -aG systemd-journal sashireputationd
sudo usermod -aG adm sashireputationd
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