[Solved] journalctl output is truncated

Hi,
it's maybe a really dumb question but I didn't get it why it isn't working
I want to look at the log of my system but it is always truncated at 9:00 am and states "-- Reboot --" but I have an uptime of 5 days. That is how it looks today:
$ uptime
09:45:23 up 5 days, 18:13, 3 users, load average: 0,52, 0,47, 0,46
$ sudo journalctl
-- Logs begin at Mo 2013-10-07 15:32:51 CEST, end at Mo 2014-01-20 09:34:29 CET. --
Okt 07 15:32:51 wigrid systemd[26707]: Stopping Default.
Okt 07 15:32:51 wigrid systemd[26707]: Stopped target Default.
Okt 07 15:32:51 wigrid systemd[26707]: Starting Shutdown.
Okt 07 15:32:51 wigrid systemd[26707]: Reached target Shutdown.
Okt 07 15:32:51 wigrid systemd[26707]: Starting Exit the Session...
-- Reboot --
Jan 20 09:01:01 wigrid CROND[16397]: pam_unix(crond:session): session closed for user http
I want to see the log of this night, but there is no way. I have this problem for some days now and also tried to reboot, but then is still the issue, that the log disappear on 9:00 am. Could this be caused by a log rotating system? Or log size config option?
Thanks,
kabum
Last edited by kabum (2014-01-26 22:37:42)

I don't know why (it's not clear from the man page) but, at least for me, log entries are not listed chronologically by default.
Have you tried calling journalctl with some arguments, like:
journalctl -r
for reverse ordering?
Alternatively, you could output only the last lines:
journalctl -n 100
which again sorts entries by time.
Or maybe this is not related to your problem, in which case I'm sorry for not being helpful.

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