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After a reboot the journal is empty. How does journald decide what to keep, and how do you fix retention?

Volatile by default on many distros, size-capped by silent policy, binary on disk. Know the storage modes, the vacuum knobs, and how journald feeds central logging.

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Volatile by default on many distros, size-capped by silent policy, binary on disk. Know the storage modes, the vacuum knobs, and how journald feeds central logging.

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