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Thank you for your quick response.
I will test it and give you reponse in a few days.
Nevertheless is there a plan to write the datetime in ISO-8601?
Best regards,
antispam88
Hi,
we want to use failed2ban to analyze our log files.
The problem is, that we don't have found a way to include the time zone in the timestamp string.
One solution would be setting the LocalTimestamp property to true.
But our preferred solution would be using utc timestamps.
So is it possible to change the datetime format to indicate utc timezone by configuation or do I have to derive TSynLog and override TSynLog.LogCurrentTime?
Maybe has someone already a solution for this.
Best regards,
antispam88
With UTC timestamps you can handle the daylight saving time problem, but they can't consider leap seconds :-(.
My approach would be something like counting ms from a specific date and translating this by an own algorithm to human readable form.
But I don't want to reinvent the wheel if it is already done.
Hi guys!
It doesn't realy fit the topic but because of actuality in our company I give it a try here:
Is in mormot a TDateTime like type which can handle leap seconds?
Best regards
antispam
Does this mean that it doesn't exist any plan for an upcoming release?
Hi,
first of all thank you for the great work you have done.
We use, as it is suggested on the download page, the "unstable" version of the framework.
Is it working well but we had also recognized that with one version in past our software wasn't able to start at all.
I think it would be much easier to use the framework when it
I searched the forum as well as the homepage for the plans of a next version but had no success.
So is there a schedule for a new version?
Best regards,
antispam88
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