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b-morgan wrote:While I can understand the desire to have everyone using the same time standard, it would be useful when troubleshooting to have an occasional entry in the log file indicating the local time

Discussed many years ago, I too wanted to look at FAH log with local times. I found a way to do this with an old version of an open source tool called LogExpert v1.5 (for Windows+.Net 2.0). Here is what your view will look like with times at at start of line displayed as YOUR local time:




Here is what you need

• LogExpert 1.5 or LogExpert 1.5.1
• RegexColumnizer.dll plugin use this Regex string (see setting dialogs in image above):

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  (?<Time>........)(?<Msg>.+)

Optional

• my settings file for LogExpert 1.5 - use import option which will replace your exist LogExpert settings, contains settings for log lines in colour. After import, review all the path names under Configure menu, and adjust for your setup.

Links

• LogExpert v1.5 (VirusTotal scan result)
  Note: V1.5 is no longer avaialable on codeplex or github
• Logexpert v1.5.1 (from Github)
• RegexColumnizer.dll (from archive.org)]
  source code: here
• My settings file for v1.5

How to install

• Unzip LogExpert v1.5 to where you want to install it (eg. C:\APP\LogExpert)
• Unzip RegexColumnizer into plugin folder eg. C:\APP\LogExpert\plugins. For v1.5.1 put in C:\APP\LogExpert

Newer versions of RegexColumnizer plugin lack the "convert timestamps to local time zone" option. I did a test run with the older RegexColumnizer.dll with the newer LogExpert (.Net 4) v1.5.1 and it worked (the DLL was built with .Net 2.0). I have not tested LogExpert with Win 10.

Jusst remember that if we ask you to post your log, we won't be able to associate your local time with anything else. e.g.-If you can't get an assignment, we'll check and find you have no valid reason to complain.

bruce wrote:Jusst remember that if we ask you to post your log, we won't be able to associate your local time with anything else. e.g.-If you can't get an assignment, we'll check and find you have no valid reason to complain.

This is for only local viewing with local times. The original log is unchanged and viewing directly in any editor will still show UTC times. For support you send the local UNCHANGED log file. Logexpert most likely appeals and is inteneded for power users.