use UTC when @timestamp is explicetely specified#1
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Update pipe.rb output - Fix LOGSTASH-1860
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Previously logstash used utc timestamps. After commit 1149aa3 (use ISODateTimeFormat for parsing @timestamp strings), explicitly specified timestamps started to be displayed in the local timezone (2013-12-12T19:58:36.193+03:00), although the message contains timestamp in the utc timezone (2013-12-12T19:58:36.193Z)
The following patch fixes this issue.