Closed opty77 closed 5 months ago
It seems that I could trick syslogd
into "never trust kernel timestamp" by creating cache file containing 18446744073709551000
before the daemon starts up the first time.
And it seems to work so another useless option?
Please consider adding an option (e.g.
-u
) to never trust kernel timestamp or extending-t
with an argument:0
: Never trust.1
: Always trust (the default).2
: Trust only "when starting up the first time". (Probably useless?)In my VPS provider case, it refers to host boot and not container boot although it may change in the future.