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For example:
journal_reader.add_match(_SYSTEMD_UNIT="kres*")
always returns empty output. At the same time command journalctl -u 'kres*' lists log for units kresd@dns1, kresd@dns2, kres-cache-gc etc.
journalctl -u 'kres*'
kresd@dns1
kresd@dns2
kres-cache-gc
It would be nice if the Python API could do the same. For now I'm going to resort calling journalctl as subprocess.
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Indeed. The relevant commit in systemd is systemd/systemd@ea18a4b. It's been a while.
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@keszybz Is there any plan to work on this one? Or you are a wrong person to ask?
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... but as far as I can tell from _reader.c it applies to master (a402d08) as well.
For example:
always returns empty output. At the same time command
journalctl -u 'kres*'
lists log for unitskresd@dns1
,kresd@dns2
,kres-cache-gc
etc.It would be nice if the Python API could do the same. For now I'm going to resort calling journalctl as subprocess.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: