[sleuthkit-users] FAT filesystem timestamp confusion
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From: Angus M. <an...@n-...> - 2003-04-03 21:50:52
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Help! I'm confused by the way sleuthkit (with autopsy) is handling timestamps on a FAT32 filesystem. I need to be able to establish an accurate timeline for one particular day and have managed to set things up so that I can get some sort of timelime, but I don't really understand how the timezone setting in Autopsy affects the results. (The skew concept is fine - I need to correct for a hw clock that's 15 minutes fast so I've set it to +900). The situation is this - the day in question falls during GMT time, but we're now into BST. I've set the timezone in autopsy to be GB, but have discovered a conflict in one of the files I'm looking at - it's a log file and the application generating it has stamped the time in the file as an hour later than the last write time on the file itself. For reference, I'm running on RedHat Linux 8.0 with a clock that's firmly in BST at the moment. |