On Mon, 5 Apr 1999, Darrell Burkey wrote:
> Thanks for all the help I received. Finally figured out that my hosting
> service was running an older version of Analog that didn't support the
> LOGTIMEOFFSET option. They have a newer version in place and after selecting
> it I am still having some problems adjusting the log times to my local time.
>
> The option LOGTIMEOFFSET does seem to work but I'm wondering if it actually
> rolls over days probably? As an example, the last entry in my log has a
> host timestamp of [03/APR/1999:17:42:28 -0500] . I have a LOGTIMEOFFSET of
> +900 to convert from Pittsburg PA (-5UTC) to Sydney Australia (+10UTC) 15
> hours difference. Yet the last day shown in the generated report is 02
> April. I would have expected it to be 04 April as the above time converted
> to 15 hours ahead would roll it over to the 4th of April.
>
> I might point out that I tested with and without the offset and without it
> the last date shown was 01 April so setting the offset did move the date
> forward but why is it off by a full day?
>
Right, it looks as if it's not the offset which is causing the trouble.
I'm not sure what else the trouble could be. I would first think of basic
things like: Are you analysing the right logfiles? Have you got a TO
command? You could try turning all the debugging on and see what happens, or
alternatively run with -settings.
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