Post #1384891

@marighost I dont use Prox, but for various random linux commands.. ive got a wealth. :D in the journalctl vein. `journalctl -xeu ` ex: `journalctl -xeu httpd` Gives you the specific journal output for the given service. In this example. httpd. Also, `journalctl` is more than boot logs, its all of your logs from anything controlled by systemd. Mounts, services, timers, even sockets. For example. On my system, i have /var/home as a mount. `systemctl` and `journalctl` can give me info on it with: `systemctl status var-home.mount` journalctl -xeu var-home.mount You can see all of the mounts with. `systemctl list-units --type=mount` Or, see all of your services with `systemctl list-units --type=service` Or all of your timers with `systemctl list-timers` We do a weekly show on getting into linux terminals, commands, tricks, and share our experience.. It's called Into the Terminal. on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux youtube channel. I'll send you a link if you're interested.