If I have many processes across multiple hosts (possibly across multiple time zones) logging to the same file using the RemotingAppender, what happens to timestamps?
The timestamp is created when the logging event is created. That is so say, when the Debug, Info, Warn, Error or Fatal method is invoked. This is unaffected by the time at which they may arrive at a remote server. Since the timestamps are transmitted in UTC format by the RemotingAppender, they all appear in the same time zone as the host creating the logfile. Since the clocks of various machines may not be synchronized, this may account for time interval inconsistencies between events generated on different hosts.
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