How can I view logs from last session?

posted 1 month ago

I have a server running Debian 12. It seems to hang up and freeze sometime between 12 hours and like 2-3 days. I really want to see what’s happening, but I can’t access my containers with the web UIs, can SSH, and adding a monitor shows the DE completely frozen. Rebooting fixes it for a while, but it locks up again after some time.

I had the same issue with 10 year old hardware so I threw together a “new” machine with some spare parts and it still happens I also tried rocky Linux and the same thing happened on both machines.

Any help and direction would be greatly appreciated!

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Nednarb44@lemmy.worldOP

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1 month ago

Thanks, I’ll see what I can find with that

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eldavi@lemmy.ml

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1 month ago

also: if you don’t find a smoking gun, you can try increasing logging levels on your stack to get more info.

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