Hello
Ok, I understand, that the first step towards solution is to change my
expectations. The settings are never absolute and direct, but they are
a guarantee, that I can see the desired definitely, not less, but maybe
a little bit more. That is ok.
I have changed the settings to
Storage=persistent
SplitMode=none
SystemMaxUse=10M
SystemMaxFileSize=5M
MaxRetentionSec=1week
...but at first, there is no effect. "journalctl --disk-usage" says
after reboot "Journals take up 40.0M on disk" furthermore. The content
in /var/log/journal is 4 Files, 3 times 8 MB, one time 16 MB, all
together 40 MB. That is much more as the setted 5 or 10MB.
It is really difficult to understand, what journalctl in this case done,
under which restrictions and which logic is following. Unfortunately
there is no really good translation of the man-page given. And for
Non-English-Non-Professional-Users it seems to be not possible, to do
things with understand it, before try the doing.
Now I have to observe the next Days and see, what happens. I will report
my result in a few days.
Thank you for your replay and best regards
Thomas
ps
It is also really difficult to me, to translate my question and this
talk ... ;-) ... Sorry, I try to do my best.
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