Linux Distro: Fedora Core 1 Timezone: Australia/Sydney Timeoffset: UTC+11
I've been running 1.1.4 for some time now have noticed that events timestamped are 1 hour ahead of what they should be:
EXAMPLES:
1) The output below was taken 3 minutes after event 867211 arrived. opennms=# select eventtime from events where eventid=867211 ; eventtime ---------------------
2005-01-13 14:10:47 (1 row) opennms=# \q bash-2.05b$ date Thu Jan 13 13:13:38 EST 2005
2) The output below was taken 2.5 minutes after event 874735 arrived opennms=# select eventtime from events where eventid= 874735; eventtime ---------------------
2005-01-14 10:33:22 (1 row) opennms=# \q bash-2.05b$ date Fri Jan 14 09:35:57 EST 2005
Linux Distro: Fedora Core 1
Timezone: Australia/Sydney
Timeoffset: UTC+11
I've been running 1.1.4 for some time now have noticed that events
timestamped are 1 hour ahead of what they should be:
EXAMPLES:
1) The output below was taken 3 minutes after event 867211 arrived.
opennms=# select eventtime from events where eventid=867211 ;
eventtime
--------------------- 2005-01-13 14:10:47
(1 row)
opennms=# \q
bash-2.05b$ date
Thu Jan 13 13:13:38 EST 2005
2) The output below was taken 2.5 minutes after event 874735 arrived
opennms=# select eventtime from events where eventid= 874735;
eventtime
--------------------- 2005-01-14 10:33:22
(1 row)
opennms=# \q
bash-2.05b$ date
Fri Jan 14 09:35:57 EST 2005