Yes, I do that regularly on UNIX. It'd be nice to have the feature on Windows too.
Andreas Fink wrote: > Wouldn't the folowing do? > > TZ=UTC > export TZ > wireshark > > (of course on windows this wouldnt work...) > > On 28.02.2008, at 13:16, John McHugh wrote: > >> I work with capture files containing data collected at locations all >> over the world. The user community for this data is likewise all over >> the world and we all use UTC time to ensure that we are talking about >> the same events. >> >> Including an option to cause Wireshark to display in UTC rather than >> local would be a significant benefit to me and this community. I >> suspect that it is as simple as setting a preference and inserting a >> switch between localtime() and gmtime() (or their equivalents) in >> whatever code is used to convert the timestamps to calendar format. >> >> John McHugh >> Canada Research Chair in Privacy and Security >> Dalhousie University >> Halifax, NS, Canada _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
