If libc calls `open` and `close` in order to deal with time zones for `localtime`, the torsocks interception of `close` may lead to infinite recursion: torsocks `close` tries to print a log message, which needs a timestamp, which it formats with `localtime`, which opens the tz database and calls `close` when done, which tries to print a log message, which needs a timestamp... (NetBSD's libc is an example of such a libc. Note `gmtime` has the same property.) The attached patch changes timestamps to be seconds since epoch minus leap seconds, i.e. a standard POSIX clock, in order to avoid this recursion.