Hello Karel!

Monday December 21 2020 12:05, you wrote to me:

 > Hello Vincent!

 > 20 Dec 20 14:05, you wrote to me:

 VC>> Look at logrotate which is the normal product to control journal
 VC>> files in /var/log

 > The issue is that in default journalctl is not creating standard files
 > in /var/log/journal to be rotated as usual (which was my behaviour
 > before).

 > My understanding was that "vacuum" is done by journald itself.

 > But OK, I will figure it somehow...

I do not like using journalctl to read such logs so I allow a command to run 
to
use the older method and that way I can just look at an individual log file.

So I run logrotate for all including all server functions including mysql, 
db2,
oracle, http, ftp, BBS and the mainframe VM's along with the various security
applications.


Vincent

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