--grep=... fails in journalctl-mode?

[tvraman]

at least running journalctl -g from the shell gives different results than from within jurnalctl-mode

[SebastianMeisel]

I can not duplicate the behavior. It also seems a bit strange, as journalctl-mode just calls journalctl with the given parameters. Maybe you can send to snippets of output (May call journalctl -grep "Error" --lines 10) from both command line and journalctl-mode, so I can see better, what you mean.

[tvraman]

I hit it because I bound a key to journalctl.

If you call journalctl-mode directly, at least for me, it puts the current buffer in journalctl-mode which is likely not what one wants. All problem go away if:

1. You load journalctl-mode before calling journalctl or 2. as I did, edit journalctl-autoloads.el to have a autoload def for journalctl instead of journalctl-mode.

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