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When I run systemctl status with multiple services at once like
sudo systemctl status myservice1 myservice2 myservice3 I see the output, but in the end I see
lines 1-48/48 (END)
or if the output is even larger with more arguments
lines 1-62
and I can scroll or paginate the output and quit with q.
Can this behavior be changed that all log output is printed at once and the command exits?
systemctl
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When I run systemctl status with multiple services at once like
sudo systemctl status myservice1 myservice2 myservice3 I see the output, but in the end I see
lines 1-48/48 (END)
or if the output is even larger with more arguments
lines 1-62
and I can scroll or paginate the output and quit with q.
Can this behavior be changed that all log output is printed at once and the command exits?
systemctl
edited Aug 8 at 13:27
exeral
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asked Aug 8 at 9:09
lamvieclamviec
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add a comment |
When I run systemctl status with multiple services at once like
sudo systemctl status myservice1 myservice2 myservice3 I see the output, but in the end I see
lines 1-48/48 (END)
or if the output is even larger with more arguments
lines 1-62
and I can scroll or paginate the output and quit with q.
Can this behavior be changed that all log output is printed at once and the command exits?
systemctl
edited Aug 8 at 13:27
exeral
7094 silver badges14 bronze badges
asked Aug 8 at 9:09
lamvieclamviec
261 bronze badge
When I run systemctl status with multiple services at once like
sudo systemctl status myservice1 myservice2 myservice3 I see the output, but in the end I see
lines 1-48/48 (END)
or if the output is even larger with more arguments
lines 1-62
and I can scroll or paginate the output and quit with q.
Can this behavior be changed that all log output is printed at once and the command exits?
systemctl
systemctl
edited Aug 8 at 13:27
exeral
7094 silver badges14 bronze badges
asked Aug 8 at 9:09
lamvieclamviec
261 bronze badge
edited Aug 8 at 13:27
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Two options:
PAGER=cat systemctl status service1 service2 service3systemctl --no-pager status service1 service2 service3
Explanation:
Those lines 1-62 messages are produced by a pager program, the commonly used ones are more and less. Pager programs intend to make output more user-friendly, scrollable, etc. They are especially important on less feature-rich terminal emulators.
The pager program to use is controlled by PAGER environment variable. By setting PAGER to cat we replace fancier more or less with a much more simple pager which actually does not do any paging.
Alternative is to pass --no-pager to systemctl which tells it not to invoke pager program at all.
answered Aug 8 at 9:11
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catis not necessary. It works to simply havePAGERbe empty, e.g.PAGER= systemctl status ...
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Two options:
PAGER=cat systemctl status service1 service2 service3systemctl --no-pager status service1 service2 service3
Explanation:
Those lines 1-62 messages are produced by a pager program, the commonly used ones are more and less. Pager programs intend to make output more user-friendly, scrollable, etc. They are especially important on less feature-rich terminal emulators.
The pager program to use is controlled by PAGER environment variable. By setting PAGER to cat we replace fancier more or less with a much more simple pager which actually does not do any paging.
Alternative is to pass --no-pager to systemctl which tells it not to invoke pager program at all.
answered Aug 8 at 9:11
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catis not necessary. It works to simply havePAGERbe empty, e.g.PAGER= systemctl status ...
– Michael Hampton♦
Aug 8 at 17:55
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Two options:
PAGER=cat systemctl status service1 service2 service3systemctl --no-pager status service1 service2 service3
Explanation:
Those lines 1-62 messages are produced by a pager program, the commonly used ones are more and less. Pager programs intend to make output more user-friendly, scrollable, etc. They are especially important on less feature-rich terminal emulators.
The pager program to use is controlled by PAGER environment variable. By setting PAGER to cat we replace fancier more or less with a much more simple pager which actually does not do any paging.
Alternative is to pass --no-pager to systemctl which tells it not to invoke pager program at all.
answered Aug 8 at 9:11
rvsrvs
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catis not necessary. It works to simply havePAGERbe empty, e.g.PAGER= systemctl status ...
– Michael Hampton♦
Aug 8 at 17:55
add a comment |
Two options:
PAGER=cat systemctl status service1 service2 service3systemctl --no-pager status service1 service2 service3
Explanation:
Those lines 1-62 messages are produced by a pager program, the commonly used ones are more and less. Pager programs intend to make output more user-friendly, scrollable, etc. They are especially important on less feature-rich terminal emulators.
The pager program to use is controlled by PAGER environment variable. By setting PAGER to cat we replace fancier more or less with a much more simple pager which actually does not do any paging.
Alternative is to pass --no-pager to systemctl which tells it not to invoke pager program at all.
answered Aug 8 at 9:11
rvsrvs
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Two options:
PAGER=cat systemctl status service1 service2 service3systemctl --no-pager status service1 service2 service3
Explanation:
Those lines 1-62 messages are produced by a pager program, the commonly used ones are more and less. Pager programs intend to make output more user-friendly, scrollable, etc. They are especially important on less feature-rich terminal emulators.
The pager program to use is controlled by PAGER environment variable. By setting PAGER to cat we replace fancier more or less with a much more simple pager which actually does not do any paging.
Alternative is to pass --no-pager to systemctl which tells it not to invoke pager program at all.
answered Aug 8 at 9:11
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catis not necessary. It works to simply havePAGERbe empty, e.g.PAGER= systemctl status ...
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