Fix for #432. #433
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To work around Boost's msec-precision UTC timer erroneously reporting local time instead of UTC on some systems, we're now also probing the sec-precision UTC timer, which should be more reliable in terms of time zone: The rounded difference between the two should be able to give us the time zone offset (if any) in the msec-precision timer, which we then compensate for accordingly.
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To work around Boost's msec-precision UTC timer erroneously reporting local time instead of UTC on some systems, we're now also probing the sec-precision UTC timer, which should be more reliable in terms of time zone: The rounded difference between the two should be able to give us the time zone offset (if any) in the msec-precision timer, which we then compensate for accordingly.
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To work around Boost's msec-precision UTC timer erroneously reporting local time instead of UTC on some systems, we're now also probing the sec-precision UTC timer, which should be more reliable in terms of time zone: The rounded difference between the two should be able to give us the time zone offset (if any) in the msec-precision timer, which we then compensate for accordingly.