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Currently the user interface value for opening a .log is based on UTC, and should be based on Tz
When MS_LOGGERBASE_POSTS is defined
a log file is created on the uSD in the format DBGYYMM.log
and entries are made for external event attempts.
The entries are comma delimited
Local-Time, type of entry POST, MSG with text
for a POST , it then uses the values that are supplied.
The user interface values should be based on the local Tz, all others on UTC
The opening of the file should use Tz values, right now uses UTC.
Using Tz aligns the rollover from one month to the next based on the local Tz, and the first param.
On closing the file, the file modified date is correctly set to Tz
The first entry for each record should be local time Tz which it is.
Currently with offset opening this is the write time and is confusing and should be just a simple local time string
2021-12-01T08:00:05-08:00,MSG,Connected Internet
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the user interface value for opening a .log is based on UTC, and should be based on Tz
When MS_LOGGERBASE_POSTS is defined
a log file is created on the uSD in the format DBGYYMM.log
and entries are made for external event attempts.
The entries are comma delimited
Local-Time, type of entry POST, MSG with text
for a POST , it then uses the values that are supplied.
The user interface values should be based on the local Tz, all others on UTC
The opening of the file should use Tz values, right now uses UTC.
Using Tz aligns the rollover from one month to the next based on the local Tz, and the first param.
On closing the file, the file modified date is correctly set to Tz
The first entry for each record should be local time Tz which it is.
Currently with offset opening this is the write time and is confusing and should be just a simple local time string
2021-12-01T08:00:05-08:00,MSG,Connected Internet
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: