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I'm interacting quite a lot with journalctl at the moment. Sometimes my log is full of info and I want to see what happens if I execute a certain command. However, it's difficult to see exactly which lines are being added. So I would like to somehow force a new line (say **** HEYY THERE I'M NOW RUNNING ANOTHER TEST ****), so that it's easy to see which lines are added after this moment.
Is there a way to add an entry to the journal from the command line?
Last edited by george55 (2012-12-30 22:40:47)
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Beautiful. Thanks falconindy!
For future reference:
- pacman -S util-linux
- logger "Add this line"
And we're done!
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