fix: NetFlow v9 bad timestamp calculation #325
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Producer was assuming sysUptime was in seconds instead of milliseconds
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Producer was assuming sysUptime was in seconds instead of milliseconds
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The uptime is in milliseconds and not seconds.
NetFlow v9 producer had a bug and the timestamps were wrong.
Closes #313 and #305