Aegnus,
thanks. You're right, something strange was going on with 2 of my httpds.
Jeremy W. suggested recompiling, which I eventually did not have to do.
The "time problem" (which I really couldn't solve for few days)
dissapeared as soon as I replaced the binary with its clone from a
different server...
I did not want to use LOGTIMEOFFSET, since I normally transfer the logs to
an auditing company as well (IPro)/
Thanks for help,
--JD
> 16:26:49 EDT 2000 is Daylight Saving Time, ie -0400. Apache seems to be
> ignoring daylight saving time, and so 15:26:58 -0500 is the same time. I
> don't know why it's doing this, (I use IIS, which logs in GMT/UTC no matter
> what time zone you are in), but you can use LOGTIMEOFFSET to resolve the
> issue.
>
> (Note that this message hasn't gone to the list, as I'm not subscribed at
> the moment. If this explanation makes sense, please share it with the list).
>
> Aengus
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