Anyone know why my VBR server log using . (dot) and use 24hours format in the time ?
The server actually use 12 hours format with : for the time.
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Log date time format
+1Best answer by ddomask
It follows the system Region/Locale settings. Search “Region” in the Windows Search and you can adjust the time format there.
+23Hi
If you do have the issue you’ve described in your post, please provide screenshots/log outputs that evidence your issue, that would be useful.
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It follows the system Region/Locale settings. Search “Region” in the Windows Search and you can adjust the time format there.
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+21ddomask wrote:
It follows the system Region/Locale settings. Search “Region” in the Windows Search and you can adjust the time format there.
This is the answer. If you change the region settings or customize them it changes this format.
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+11Chris.Childerhose wrote:
ddomask wrote:
It follows the system Region/Locale settings. Search “Region” in the Windows Search and you can adjust the time format there.
This is the answer. If you change the region settings or customize them it changes this format.
I agree, as this is different from the clock settings, which is why he is concerned as shown in his screenshot!
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