Tickets :: Comment on [#13947] Calendar breaks on DST start date

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Comment	> It should work, it just sets a time to the datetime so it isn't > between 23:00 and 00:00, as on the DST switch date this interval does > not exist. > > My server is debian stable, with the debian horde packages. > > Joao > > >>> Hi Leonardo, >> >> Hi, Joao >> >>> >>> Have you tried the simple workarounds I suggested in my comments? >>> >> >> Yes, I had. However, we plan to move mail infrastructure to Debian 9 >> and I don't know if your patch works on the new Horde packages. >> >> We'll try it soon but maybe you already know if it is compatible. >> >>> abs, >>> >>> Joao >>> >> >> Thank you, >> Leonardo >> >> >>>> Guys, >>>> >>>> I sincerely don't understand why this bug is marked as Low priority. >>>> I do understand that this is free software and most of you developers >>>> - who I thank so much - make your valuable contributions in your free >>>> time or in work breaks. >>>> >>>> But I think that setting a higher priority to the bug may put it in >>>> better condition to be solved, 'cause I imagine a >>>> developer/contributor would direct his efforts based o bug's priority. >>>> >>>> I want to apologize if this sounds rude or non-sense. I really >>>> appreciate the heroic and many times self sacrificial work Horde guys >>>> have been doing, both on developing and supporting the community. But >>>> I would be more thankful if you consider the situation of the entire >>>> Brazilian Horde community (among others). >>>> >>>> I also would be really really happy if I could help more on this, but >>>> my developer skills are so far from that. >>>> >>>> I hope you understand. >>>> Best regards, >>>> >>>> Leonardo Lopes >>> >> >
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