Hi, I have some embedded systems in the wild, not connected to anything, on which you can push a button "something went wrong, create a dump". Then later I can fetch the said dump and inspect it. I'd like to include the whole journal, for the current boot, in a binary format so that I can later do "journalctl --file path/to/journal-dump.bin" from another machine. I understand that internally everything is stored in /var/log/journal/<machine-id>, but I guess that I cannot blindly tar/cp the .journal files, since this would be racy. So, is there an API to safely dump a big ".journal" file containing a snapshot of "journalctl -b"? I could not find anything in the documentation, sorry in advance if I missed something obvious. For now I just dump it with "-o json" which is fine, but then I cannot feed another journalctl with the given json, and need to do manual filtering. Thanks, Etienne