Hi all,

I've a feeling this may be the wrong place to post, however I know that
Thomas (.deb maintainer for this package) is a lurker on this list, so
apologies in advance where required.

I'm using mod-log-mysql and it's working really well, however the
time_stamp column in the access_log table is an int not a date-time

I'm trying to play with the dates and manipulate them into a particular
format complete with timezones - does anyone know if the dates are
stored in UTC, or are they stored in what ever time-zone the server is
using locally?

Thanks in advance,

Matt
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On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 11:33:19 +0100
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace <lists@truthisfreedom.org.uk> wrote:

> I'm trying to play with the dates and manipulate them into a
> particular format complete with timezones - does anyone know if the
> dates are stored in UTC, or are they stored in what ever time-zone
> the server is using locally?

Never mind, I read the manual again and discovered the request_time
field.

I works fine.

Thanks again,

Matt
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