Incomplete output of journalctl -r

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journalctl -r
Nov 06 19:25:00 maketopsite kernel: BTRFS info (device sda6): qgroup scan completed (inconsistency flag cleared)
Nov 06 19:24:56 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/hosts': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:24:56 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/resolv.conf': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:24:56 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/nsswitch.conf': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:24:09 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/hosts': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:24:09 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/resolv.conf': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:24:09 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/nsswitch.conf': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:23:54 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/hosts': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:23:54 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/resolv.conf': No such file or directory
Nov 06 19:23:54 maketopsite nscd[712]: 712 checking for monitored file `/nsswitch.conf': No such file or directory
-- Boot 394bcd8a6185427689804592a851601d --

Outputs of previous bootings are incomplete too. Is it please possible to fix it ?

TW 32 bit.

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Full journal is only available to superuser.

Persistent journal (including prior boots) is not available by default, must be configured either via /etc/systemd/journald.conf and/or by creating directory /var/log/journal/.

Your not founds are all apparently due to some problem with nscd configuration, as there aren’t supposed to be any ordinary files in the / directory on an openSUSE system. Those listed should be in /etc/.

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Full journal is available to users if they are added to the group “systemd-journal”.

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@MakeTopSite
As you see people assume that you did the command not as root. When you would have included the prompt with the command, everybody would have known for certain. Please always post complete: prompt/command line, all output, next prompt line.

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But that’s not the default, is it?

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No, by default the only group a user belongs to is “users”, just created a new user to check, albeit on a Leap 15.4 system not TW.

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I’m running it as root user. Persistent mode is enabled. Complete journal was stored until recently.

These files are not present in / directory. These files are present in /etc. I’m not aware of any change in nscd or in the system.

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Excuse me I’ve forget # prompt. I’ll provide complete info next time.