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This will avoid some differences when checking in different time zones.
We now run the tests without the '-t' option. This will allow to get
problems/changes in time printing functions.
Update the output of the tests accordingly.
Moreover:
Add the '-#' option to better identify a packet when there is a difference
in output.
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Print the characters filtering out non-printable with fn_print_char().
Update the output of some tests accordingly.
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...the code
* first looks for '<' and advances to the next character,
* it looks for a number between 0 and 9 and advances to the next
character, (it finds 7)
* it looks for '>' and advances to the next character,
* it looks for a number between 0 and 9 and advances to the next
character, (it finds the '2' of '2010')
=> result: prio is 72 instead of 7.
The code that checks if the character is '>' should be outside the loop
that checks if the character is a number. The attached patch moves this
check.
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The new capture contains two datagrams produced by logger utility
(syslog default timestamp format) and two datagrams produced by rsyslog
(RFC3339 timestamp format). One of the rsyslog datagrams has priority
consisting of two figures and the other -- of one figure.
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