(responding to Samuel and Ed; regarding journald mamagement)
Since:
1. I shut down every night, and power up every morning;
2, I patch once every week;
3. when I patch, the system keeps the last two patches;
4. half of my one 2TB hard drive "belongs" to windows-7;
So I'm thinkin this would be good:
* cut space for journals back to 3GB or 6% of '/' (which is 50GB);
* a separate log file per day, with logging switching to a new file
overnight; and
* keep journal files for a max of 25 days.
So after backing up "/etc/systemd/journald.conf", I would edit it so:
SystemMaxUse=6%
SystemMaxFiles=25
MaxFileSec=1day
Did I miss something in the journald.conf man page, or is there no way
to make the switch to new journal files happen overnight (local time)?
After those three edits, I can save and reboot, or did I miss something?
thanks,
Bill.
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