I don't think this exists or at least I couldn't find it in the systemctl man page. I just had an issue with starting a service whereas all the output the init script was throwing was being hidden by systemctl. In despair I had to comment the loading of /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions so that I could run the service via bash -x and have a glimpse of the problem. I'm not sure if this happened so because of the particular service I was trying to start. This was the output of the service via systemctl : [root@host ~]# systemctl start cman.service Job failed. See system logs and 'systemctl status' for details. And cman wasn't really outputting nothing useful in any of the logs in full debug mode. Regards, PECastro
systemd 38 and newer writes all service output of sysv services into the logs. And we also shows this now in "systemctl status". Getting the right output should be obvious now, hence.
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