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By default, <em href="help:gnome-help/user-admin-explain">Standard</em> users are shown a limited set of logs, such as application logs and their own session logs. If you are a <gui>Standard</gui> user and do not see any logs, it is possible that your system administrator has disabled your ability to view logs.
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(itstool) path: page/p
TRANSLATORS: 'Standard' is taken from the user account type in the
control panel when used in <em> or <gui> tags.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
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<em>Administrator</em> users will normally be able to view more sensitive logs, such as kernel logs and the logs of other users. It is possible for administrators to have different levels of access to logs, so you may not be able to view all logs. If you are an <gui>Administrator</gui> user, then only other administrators can change which logs you can access. For more information about log access permissions, <link href="man:systemd-journald">see the <_:cmd-1/> man page</link>.
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TRANSLATORS: 'Administrator' is taken from the user account type in the
control panel when used in <em> or <gui> tags.
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