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This patch correctly implements boot time retrieval for the Rust agent, replacing the temporary use of the current time with the actual system boot time.
New boot_time.rs Module: A new module was created to contain the logic for getting the system boot time. It works by parsing the btime field from the /proc/stat file, which is the standard method on Linux.
Updated Agent Payload: The agent no longer sends the current time (chrono::Utc::now()) as the boot_time. Instead, it now calls the new get_boot_time() function to provide the true boot time in its capabilities report.
Error Handling: If reading the boot time fails, the agent now logs an error and defaults to the Unix epoch (1970-01-01), ensuring the program doesn't crash.