I have SystemMaxUse=500G in journald.conf.
I rebooted.
Yet, journalctl --disk-usage
Archived and active journals take up 1.1G in the file system.
What is that?
I have SystemMaxUse=500G in journald.conf.
I rebooted.
Yet, journalctl --disk-usage
Archived and active journals take up 1.1G in the file system.
What is that?
UM22.04
Don't understand at all. In my system it has #SystemMaxUse= and journalctl --disk-usage shows the same as yours.
Just curious what value 500G is supposed to reference.
Edit:
maybe not sure what
refers to.
I used this to reduce the size to 500M.
sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=500M
Hi @fixit7 ,
I must say I've never changed any values in "/etc/systemd/journald.conf
". Having said that, if your objective was to set the "SystemMaxUse" size to 500M (meaning 500 MB or 500 Megabytes), then I guess that you had made a "typo" in your first attempt of setting SystemMaxUse=500G
(meaning 500 GB or 500 Gigabytes) when what you probably intended to type in that "journald.conf" file was SystemMaxUse=500M
(in other other words, you typed a "G" after 500 when you actually intended to type a "M").
Am I right?
Thanks for catching my mistake.
You're most welcome