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I've a weird problem with logging radicale. I'm using 'syslog-ng' as
syslog which is working fine - except one thing.
This is a snippet of my logs some minutes ago:
Jan 12 23:04:45 server radicale: [2024-01-14 18:46:19 +0100]
[3038/Thread-122 (process_request_thread)] [INFO] PROPFIND response
status for '/user/' with depth '0' in 0.005 seconds: 207 Multi-Status
Jan 14 18:59:08 server su[5651]: (to user) root on pts/1
As you can see syslog is starting with a two day back timestamp while
the radical log itself delivers the correct time. To compare I'd made a
'su' some minutes later which shows the correct time. 'date' and
'hwclock' showing equal values. The timezone in /etc is set correct.
Where does the fully wrong time come wrong? Can the time for WSGI be
different to radicale? Is it actually a syslog-ng problem? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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@Semmelrocks : have you checked any other log event which is stored by syslog-ng into another file...potentially syslog-ng started before timesync was successful and did not update it's internal time for logging since then.
Hi together,
I've a weird problem with logging radicale. I'm using 'syslog-ng' as
syslog which is working fine - except one thing.
This is a snippet of my logs some minutes ago:
As you can see syslog is starting with a two day back timestamp while
the radical log itself delivers the correct time. To compare I'd made a
'su' some minutes later which shows the correct time. 'date' and
'hwclock' showing equal values. The timezone in /etc is set correct.
Where does the fully wrong time come wrong? Can the time for WSGI be
different to radicale? Is it actually a syslog-ng problem? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: