Tickets :: Comment on [#15070] Timezone information of event is lost after sync. This causes problems with Android client.

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Comment	> I've seen some trouble with timezone information in Kronolith/Horde > as well, especially when trying to use an URL based on the "file" > protocol for Horde's $conf['timezone']['location'] setting. I suppose > the trouble you are having is accompanied with some messages stating > "Unable to locate the tz database" in Horde's log files? At least > that's what I have been seeing. > > Unfortunately, I haven't been able to really pinpoint the issue. I'm > tempted to say that using anything but the default > $conf['timezone']['location'] = 'ftp://ftp.iana.org/tz/tzdata-latest.tar.gz'; > is causing trouble here, but that assessment may not be entirely correct. > > Regarding your remark about granting internet access for said user > and using the default timezone file download setting, I'd like to > point out that Horde's caching mechanism seems to play a role here. > When I tried to troubleshoot this, I got the feeling that my changes > to settings for timezone location were simply ignored. As far as I > can tell, it seems that setting a prefix for caching will help for > changes to the timezone location setting to actually take effect. So > maybe try something along the lines of > $conf['cache']['params']['prefix'] = 'test'; > and retry the default timezone location setting. You can of course > undo the prefix setting after a day or so; it's just meant to defeat > Horde's caching of (unsuccessful) timezone file retrieval after > changing the timezone location setting.
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