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I think the line:
$ journalctl --user-unit python_demo_service
should actually be:
journalctl _SYSTEMD_UNIT=python_demo_service.service
Or at least, that's what worked for me on a Raspberry Pi 4, running Buster (Raspian/Debbian). YLMV!
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It should actually be changed to:
$ journalctl python_demo_service
to follow the style with other examples (_SYSTEMD_UNIT= and .service are optional)
_SYSTEMD_UNIT=
.service
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You are both wrong...
@jgwinner the line is correct, it is a shorthand for journalctl --user --unit=python_demo_service. (The .service at end is implied by default)
journalctl --user --unit=python_demo_service
@ollipal the service is a user-unit and your command is for system-units.
So this issue should be closed as invalid
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I think the line:
$ journalctl --user-unit python_demo_service
should actually be:
journalctl _SYSTEMD_UNIT=python_demo_service.service
Or at least, that's what worked for me on a Raspberry Pi 4, running Buster (Raspian/Debbian). YLMV!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: