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Dominik Psenner commented on LOG4NET-380:
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So the DateTime received from the Windows machine running .NET differ from the
ones received from the Linux machine running Mono, even though both machines'
clocks are synched with each other?
> LoggingEvents received from RemoteAppender are UTC, but TimeStamp.Kind is
> "Local" and not "Utc"
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> Key: LOG4NET-380
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4NET-380
> Project: Log4net
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Appenders
> Affects Versions: 1.2.11
> Environment: .NET 4 application on RaspberryPi (Arch Linux) with Mono
> 2.10.9, logging with RemoteAppender to an application on Windows 7, which
> uses a custom appender to add the received LoggingEvents to a collection.
> Reporter: Steve Ziuchkovski
> Labels: remote, timestamp, timezone
>
> The timestamps from RemoteAppender are UTC, but the TimeStamp.Kind property
> is "Local".
> Both the Windows and Linux machines have their system time set to local time.
> The LoggingEvent TimeStamps that are received from the Windows machine (not
> going through RemoteAppender) contain local timestamps, and the
> LoggingEvent.TimeStamp.Kind is "Local".
> The LoggingEvent TimeSTamps that are received from the Linux machine (going
> through RemoteAppender) contain UTC timestamps, but the TimeStamp.Kind is
> "Local", not "Utc".
> If the Kind property was UTC, I could adjust the timestamps from both log
> event sources to match (both UTC/both Local). Unfortunately, I cannot tell
> the difference using just the TimeStamp field itself.
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