Active: active (exited) since Sat 2023-01-14 18:35:42 GMT; 2 days ago
...................... list of log2ram last log entries
Reloaded Log2Ram.
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If this is correct could there be a option to just show the status without any stopping and starting and without a list of log2ram last log entries? e.g.
Active: active since Sat 2023-01-14 18:35:42 GMT; 2 days ago
Also, if I stop log2ram with systemctl stop log2ram and then run the status command systemctl status log2ram is this going to restart it? I hope not as my RaspPi crashed the other day when I inserted a USB stick into an attached USB hub and I lost my logs for that day. I need to stop log2ram and confirm it's stopped before putting in a USB stick.
Many thanks for creating this very useful utility.
Alan
The command systemctl status log2ram appears to show that log2ram is stopped, the logs flushed to the SD card and then it's restarted:
`log2ram.service - Log2Ram
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/log2ram.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: active (exited) since Sat 2023-01-14 18:35:42 GMT; 2 days ago
...................... list of log2ram last log entries
Reloaded Log2Ram. `
If this is correct could there be a option to just show the status without any stopping and starting and without a list of log2ram last log entries? e.g.
Active: active since Sat 2023-01-14 18:35:42 GMT; 2 days agoAlso, if I stop log2ram with systemctl stop log2ram and then run the status command systemctl status log2ram is this going to restart it? I hope not as my RaspPi crashed the other day when I inserted a USB stick into an attached USB hub and I lost my logs for that day. I need to stop log2ram and confirm it's stopped before putting in a USB stick.
Many thanks for creating this very useful utility. Alan