You nailed it. I forgot to put >/dev/null there.
Osamu On Mon, 2026-03-09 at 15:08 +0100, Antoine Cellerier wrote: > Thanks for the quick replies. > > > On Mon, 2026-03-09 at 20:15 +0900, Osamu Aoki wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Can you edit /usr/share/im-config/initializer as root? > > > > Please remove following 2 lines and see what happens? > > --- > > else > > LOGGER='>&2 echo' > > --- > > Doesn't change anything, the first if statement matches. > But interestingly, when running which -s systemd-cat it outputs exactly > the same message: > > /usr/bin/systemd-cat -> /usr/bin/systemd-cat > 14:59 antoine@yoga ~% which -s systemd-cat > /usr/bin/systemd-cat -> /usr/bin/systemd-cat > > For some reason the which output ends up on stdout it seems: > > 15:02 antoine@yoga /tmp% if which -s systemd-cat; then echo found; fi > /usr/bin/systemd-cat -> /usr/bin/systemd-cat > found > 15:02 antoine@yoga /tmp% if which -s systemd-cat >/dev/null; then echo > found; fi > found > > What I find to be curious is why it happens on zsh and not bash ... > Here's a one line repro on my system which is independent of my zshrc > config: > 15:06 antoine@yoga ~% zsh -c "source /etc/profile" > /usr/bin/systemd-cat -> /usr/bin/systemd-cat > 15:06 antoine@yoga ~% bash -c "source /etc/profile" > 15:06 antoine@yoga ~% > > On Mon, 2026-03-09 at 20:40 +0900, Osamu Aoki wrote: > > Can you open 2 terminals? > > > > On one terminal-1 > > journalctl --user -b -t test-case -f > > > > On another terminal-2 > > systemd-cat -t test-case ls > > Yep the ls output from the 2nd terminal properly shows up in followed > output in the first one. No other unexpected outputs in any of the two. > > Do let me know if I can try anything else out.
