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Visit Stack Exchange Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$(sudo find /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm)&&$(sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald)It's not right, but it worked.
Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$(sudo find /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm)&&(sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald)It's not right, but it worked.
Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$ sudo find /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm$ sudo systemctl restart systemd-journaldIt's not right, but it worked.
Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$(sudofind /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm$) &&(sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald)It's not right, but it worked.
Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$ find /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm$ sudo systemctl restart systemd-journaldIt's not right, but it worked.
Since--vacuum-time and--vacuum-size didn't do a thing for me I did the following:
$(sudofind /var/log/journal -name "*.journal" | xargs sudo rm) &&(sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald)It's not right, but it worked.
