Daylight savings time

[sremick]

So do the servers not track daylight savings time? What's the policy on that?

[Michael D.]

They are supposed to update automatically but that may be something else cpanel broke in 11.25. I'll have a check and update times.

[Michael D.]

I checked and all servers rolled forward an hour as they were supposed to.

[sremick]

Hmm well that's strange, because my forum time was correct and now it's an hour behind. Some of my users have resorted to re-adjusting their profile-specific offsets but that's not really the right fix (twice a year) if the servers are tracking DST properly.

 

Not sure what's going on here then...

[Michael D.]

Hmm well that's strange, because my forum time was correct and now it's an hour behind. Some of my users have resorted to re-adjusting their profile-specific offsets but that's not really the right fix (twice a year) if the servers are tracking DST properly.

 

Not sure what's going on here then...

root@echo [/]# date

Mon Mar 15 14:31:17 EDT 2010

 

root@cypress [/home/mddhost]# date

Mon Mar 15 14:31:42 EDT 2010

 

root@demeter [/home/mddhost]# date

Mon Mar 15 14:31:42 EDT 2010

 

root@fresco [/home/mddhost]# date

Mon Mar 15 14:31:42 EDT 2010

 

They are all set correctly and all rolled over as expected - it could be that your script's internal PHP timezone setting is hard-coded - I will also check the PHP settings to make sure they are correct.

[Michael D.]

PHP is configured correctly - the setting must be hard-coded into your PHP script, that's the only thing left that could cause such an issue. You may want to contact the script developer's support to discuss the issue.