ABRT-DUMP-JOURNAL-OOPS(1)

Okay bestie, this is the manual page for ABRT-DUMP-JOURNAL() 🎀, and it is giving main character energy ✨ 💅

✨ NAME ✨

abrt-dump-journal-oops - Extract oops from systemd-journal 🦋

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

abrt-dump-journal-oops [-vsoxtf] [-e]/[-c CURSOR] [-d DIR]/[-D]

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

Okay so this tool makes a problem directory 📁 out of the oops it pulls from systemd-journal. It's literally giving detective 🕵️‍♀️ vibes. It can also follow the journal and grab oopses the moment they happen, which is so iconic ngl 🔥

Following starts from the last cursor it saw. If that last seen cursor file doesn't exist yet, it starts by scanning the entire sytemd-journal, or from the end if you pass the -e option 🌸

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✨ FILES ✨

/etc/abrt/plugins/oops.conf This is the config file where you can turn off detection of non-fatal MCEs 🙈

/var/lib/abrt/abrt-dump-journal-oops.state This is the state file where the systemd-journal cursor for the last message it saw gets saved 💜

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✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -v, --verbose — Be more chatty and verbose 🗣️ You can give it multiple times if you're obsessed.
• -s — Log to syslog 📜
• -o — Print the oopses it finds on standard output 👀
• -d DIR — Make a brand new problem directory in DIR for every oops it finds 🍓
• -D — Same as -d DumpLocation. The DumpLocation is set in abrt.conf 🧚
• -s CURSOR — Starts scanning systemd-journal from CURSOR 🔍
• -e — Starts following systemd-journal from the end 🏁
• -x — Makes the problem directory world readable. Only works with -d or -D 🌈
• -t — Throttles problem directory creation to 1 per second 🐢
• -f — Follow systemd-journal 🦋

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✨ SEE ALSO ✨

abrt-oops.conf(5), abrt.conf(5) 💖

✨ AUTHORS ✨

• ABRT team 🫶

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That's the tea, bestie! ABRT-DUMP-JOURNAL() is officially ate and left no crumbs 💅🌸 Now go read your oopses like the legend you are 👑✨