> > There should be an easy and obvious way to display those binary logs > > from the system when it's not running systemd or from another system > > (IE logs copied from another system). > > After scp'ing the logs to the remote machine:
journalctl --file copied.log works, assuming it hasn't been encrypted etc. > yep. can you even access journald logs if you're booted up with a rescue > disk? (genuine question, i don't know the answer but figure it's one of > the things i need to know) > > If the journal is being kept on disk, then yes, journalctl --directory /var/journal/ will work. I'm not terribly happy with the current implementation of journal. Having a structured, fast, searchable, all in one journal is a lovely goal however. -- -- Clinton Roy, Software Engineer with Bloomberg L.P.
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