Tips for viewing logs? in GUI?

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I'm running Buster on a workstation for my office, and I have been wondering about how to streamline my log management. I get logwatch and logcheck reports, as well as a handful of other reports from cron jobs--AIDE, ntp, iptables, auditd, etc. My ideal setup would be to have a separate log server where I can view and process logs, but that just doesn't make sense in this case--I'd only be managing one workstation that rarely gets used except for processing financial transactions.

My problem is that I need to review the logs more regularly for security compliance purposes, but I have to do it from the workstation itself--which is isolated on its own segmented network. Buster now sports Wayland, which means I can't use GKSU for running GUI log viewers. Does anyone have any recommendations here? Am I going about this all wrong? I don't have the resources of an enterprise environment, so I'm trying to figure out how to do this efficiently on the small scale.

[Head_on_a_Stick]

https://packages.debian.org/buster/gnome-logs

Add your user to the systemd-journal group to be able to view the logs without root privileges.

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That does the trick. Thanks!