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> > are your log files shard among cpu servers that are
> > located in different time zone?

No, but this came up as I was preparing to do so.
Note that terminals also write to the files in /sys/log.
(The first example I can think of is cpu(1))


> This seems like the obvious question upon which all of this hinges. This is
> almost certainly a rare case.

I didn't consider this a strange thing to do.  Running a bunch of
nodes from a single install means only maintaining one filesystem.
Nonetheless, netbooted terminals in a different timezone will have
the same issue.