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On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 11:09:33PM +0100, Pavel Cahyna wrote:
  | syslogd has currently an undocumented feature - if it does not recognize
  | the timestamp field in the received message, it generates it, based on =
the
  | local time.
  |=20
  | I would like to optionally generate timestamp field for all messages
  | received from network, regardless of validity of the timestamp field.
  |=20
  | I expect that such a feature can be generally useful, especially for the
  | first reason. (Devices that don't keep time properly must be quite comm=
on.)
  | So here is a patch which implements a -T option, causing syslogd to
  | generate a timestamp field for all messages received over the network.
  |=20
  | Is it worth integrating in NetBSD sources?

I like the idea.

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