Bad date recorded by AccessServer in Audit Log File

Hi all,
I have installed OAM and configure Audit Log File to AccessServer:
Access System Configuration >> Access Server Configuration >> and put ON "Audit to File"
The log is recorded OK, but when compare the date writed in log file with SO date, there are 6hs of diference
LOG FILE
01\/28\/2009 *00:18:07* \-0500 - AUTHZ_SUCCESS - GET - AccessServer - 192.168.3.105 - sec.biosnettcs.com\/access\/oblix\/lang\/en\-us\/msgctlg.js - cn=orcladmin\,cn=Users\,dc=biosnettcs\,dc=com - 00:18:07 - http - AccessGate - - 2
SO date
# date
mar ene 27 *18:18:15 CST* 2009
# date -u
mié ene 28 *00:18:23 UTC* 2009
How we can see in this lines the audit log is recording date in UTC, but a need this in the timezone setted in SO.
How can do this (print date in audit log file with the same timezone setted by SO)??
Thaks in advance,
Julio

I response myself.
There is no way to set the Date/Time format to any other than UTC for the OAM component logs
See note 742777.1 for deeph information.
Julio.

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