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According the man pages this should show the entries for today:

journalctl --since="today"

but issueing this today 11. nov 2025 start entries from 9. nov.

What is wrong with the command and how do I get todays (since 00:00) entries only?

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  • you probably meant journalctl, not journal in your quoted command line, right? Commented Nov 9 at 11:28
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    other thing: today is the 9th of November 2025, not the eleventh. Commented Nov 9 at 11:30
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    Sir, are you from the future 😯? Commented Nov 9 at 11:32
  • For short: journalctl -S0:0 Commented Nov 9 at 16:28
  • @MarcusMüller Thanks you are right journal is no command. Commented Nov 12 at 8:55

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Sorry for the brain-power wasted on this. I must have had the locale setting wrong on my computer and months/days swapped.

Currently the command

journalctl --since="today"

works as advertised and returns data from the moment the computer was started this morning.

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