[systemd-bugs] [Bug 66664] journalctl boot reporting inconsistent

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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66664

--- Comment #16 from hortplumber at gmail.com ---
(In reply to comment #15)
>
> Maybe you could post the tool. I'm not too keen on posting my logs publicly,
> since like everybody I type my password instead of the login every once in a
> while... I can post some logs from my machine at work later on.
>

I'll be happy to post the tool, but would prefer to test it a bit first with
some logfile data other than my own, so it's more likely to work for other
people who might be using different systemd version. (For example, there might
be message formatting assumptions embedded in the diagnostic code that are
specific to my system and/or systemd version.)

But I understand completely your reticence to post logs publically. How about
this as a compromise: Post some logs that have been sanitized like this:

    $ patt='Starting|Started|finished in|running in'
    $ journalctl -a --since [whenever]  | egrep "$patt" 

That filtering has a high probability of eliminating any messages containing
private data, yet will still provide my tool with all the messages it needs to
do the diagnostic analysis.

If you (or someone you know :) ) could post a few logs like this, obtained
after doing say 5-6 identical boot cycles, it would be very helpful in testing
the tool.  Then I can make any necessary fixes and post the tool here, and it
will have a higher probability of actually working correctly for others who
might be interested in using it. 

Just a polite request. Obviously if you don't have time, no big deal.

Thanks.

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