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kdig -E uses "epoch plus a bit" as time stamp

knot-2.5.4 compiled on Debian 7. It appears as though kdig -E doesn't keep track of "now" in the tap file it creates:

$ date
Sun Sep 10 15:07:27 UTC 2017

$ kdig -V
kdig (Knot DNS), version 2.5.4

$ kdig -E knot-dns.cz.tap www.knot-dns.cz A > /dev/null

$ dnstap-ldns -r knot-dns.cz.tap -q
1970-01-01 04:34:40.252611 TQ 192.168.1.81 UDP 33b "www.knot-dns.cz." IN A
1970-01-01 04:34:41.391141 TR 192.168.1.81 UDP 71b "www.knot-dns.cz." IN A
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