Guy Harris <ghar...@sonic.net> wrote:
> Currently, the tcpdump tests for AFS fail if you're not in the time
> zone where the .out files were generated, because AFS time stamps are
> printed as local time rather than as UTC.
That's broken
> Should we run the tcpdump tests with TZ=GMT0 (at least on UN*X), so
> that all time stamps are interpreted as UTC?
> Or should the AFS printer show time stamps as UTC rather than as local
> time in the time zone where tcpdump is being run?
I thought we used -t to avoid time stamps period.
I guess the AFS printer dumps additional times from within the tickets or
something? If so, they should definitely be in UTC... whether we do that
with TZ=GMT0 or fix the printer, I'm not sure.
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