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Timezone and naming of logfiles
See original GitHub issueIn lib/logs.js Date().toISOString() is used to generate a datestring for the logfiles. The timezone for it is always UTC. Could we have a local timezone here?
Also: What happens when you enable multiple servers for autostart? Will multiple logfiles “collide” with each other because of a same name? As a solution could we have the filename suffixed with the actual servername?
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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UTC is the most correct as admins might be from multiple timezones. It also takes care of winter vs summer time. UTC never lies 😃
#197 works great, thanks. #198 I would prefer to have the correct timestamp in the filename itself.