Adjust your journal so it generates logs easier

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wroomwroom
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Adjust your journal so it generates logs easier

Post by wroomwroom »

in the file, /etc/systemd/journald.conf you can uncomment and set the following setting:
SystemMaxUse=50M

Afterwards roll a systemctl restart systemd-journald

This will make your evernode logs easier to be read.
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