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When my computer is connected to another machine via an ethernet cable, and when that machine's shared directory is mounted on my machine, if I shut down the other machine without first unmounting its directory on my machine... then when I try to shut down my machine, it will freeze.
The really successful criminals never break laws. They make them.
Failed to look up boot -1: Cannot assign requested address
Obviously the system is discarding all old logs... how can I change that behavior?
Edit: although, all of my log files in /var/log seem to go back to yesterday, so if someone can tell me what file I should be looking at I can pull that together.
I tried adding myself to that group and I still can't view any old logs. And even prior to adding myself to the group I was able to view the current log (just running journalctl or journalctl -p 3) but not the old logs.
Edit: And even as root I cannot view the old logs.