

I thought at first that the messages from the 2nd log file were using my timezone (+02:00) because the format uses a locale-specific formatter, %b. Both of these messages are generated at the same time, and should be intertwined in the viewer (if I understand how lnav should work). Here, lnav thinks the message came in at 9 AM, an hour after the messages in the 1st log file. 2::10:00:05.745 HOST01 daemon: - Enabling error logĮxamining the message shows this in lnav: The 2nd log has messages that look like this: Looking at the received time, it seems that lnav shifted the time from CEST (which I am in - or was before the time changed to CET today) to UTC. As I've looked through it, it seems that lnav is treating one log's timestamp as being in one timezone and the other log's messages' timestamp as being in another. The messages from one log are shown first and then the other even though the messages from each were generated at and around the same time. I would expect the log messages to be woven together, but they are not. However, the dates are not being handled as expected, and I'm not sure if it's a bug or my misunderstanding. I've made custom formats for both and both formats are applied correctly (as I can tell from the top right corner of the viewer that shows the format that's active). I'm trying to view two different log files with different date formats at the same time using lnav 0.8.1 on Mac.
