[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/19/2000 05:50:01 PM
>> So, I think the conversion has to be done on the client side, since
>> that's the only place that has sufficient information to do the
>> conversion correctly.
> [smc] Yes, agreed. Again, yuck, (parsing the log output).
> No wonder nobody has solved this correctly.
Parsing the log output shouldn't too difficult assuming the stuff coming from
the server abides by a common pattern. If this is currently not the case, it
should be made this way. IMHO, the standard output for date/time should be
"yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss".
Noel
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