yep that seems to be the reason. if the service is started it only shows
lines relevant to the current instance, if its not started it will show the
requested number of lines. maybe the manpage should include something about
this. it confused me. feel free to mark this as a feature request or close
Public bug reported:
The manpage for systemctl says that -n can be used to specify how many
journal lines to show.
It only works for values <= 10, there is no way to make it show more
than 10 lines. For example 'systemctl -n 100 status SERVICE' shows 10
lines, not 100. 'journalctl -n 100 -u SERVI
Public bug reported:
$ nc localhost 1234
$ nc -v localhost 1234
nc: connect to localhost port 1234 (tcp) failed: Connection refused
even without the -v option I expect nc to report any errors to stderr instead
of just exiting. i sometimes use nc together with tar as a simple file transfer
too
Public bug reported:
Package: grep 2.16-1
Ubuntu 14.04
These two commands run against the attached file testcase.txt produce different
results. First one matches, second one doesn't. They should not give different
results. * should match zero or more items and in this case there is 1 item.
$
Public bug reported:
grep(1) doesn't say anything about supporting \s to indicate whitespace but
grep does support \s, both in basic, extended and perl mode, so \s is not the
same as s, as you would expect from reading the manpage.
grep package version: 2.16-1
** Affects: grep (Ubuntu)
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