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Hi anderl78, this is a a bit strange, however I doubt it is something related to _log2ram_. _log2ram_ just performs a synchronization of the contents in the _RAM disk_ and...
Issues like these may happen when programs try to create a file or directory in an inexistent location (and the scenario is complicated by the rsync optimised behaviour). You may...
> My Ubuntu /var/log has about 150mb, I set log2ram to 160mb and it started. > But Raspbian /var/log has almost 900mb and only 1Gb of RAM. > > Should...
> I couldn't get the service to start due to my Pi having excessively large log files. > > firstly I tried the journal reduction: sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=16M That wasn't...
Just my 2cp. As already said, if log2ram can be started without issues _after_ the boot it means that there is a dependency that is slowing it down for some...
IMHO the best would be to just trigger a configurable user script to run in case of OOM in the RAM disk. Something like: ``` ONERROR_USERSCRIPT="/path/to/my-script" ``` Providing a couple...
On the other hand, it might be already possible to send messages leveraging other standard tools... E.g.: - https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/v8-stable/configuration/modules/ommail.html - https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/v8-stable/configuration/modules/ompipe.html - https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/v8-stable/configuration/modules/omprog.html If you check rsyslog documentation and find...
4GB? Keeping 4GB of logs seems a bit extreme... ^_^ **Scenario A:** _You are logging much more than is actually needed_ => configure whatever is generating those huge logs to...
Hi @Gifford47 , > But how is the min size log being calculated? This is complicated topic, since is very dependent from what you are using. This **first thing** to...
I'd suggest to manage what is logged from rsyslog/syslog-ng configuration (which is the proper place to implement filters to what goes into logs). Even better, you should modulate log level...