Tickets :: Comment on [#12773] Horde_Timezone unable to use non-ftp scheme to access database.

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Comment	>>> Now Kronolith internally uses UTC to represent the event. That is >>> beneficial for many purposes. But the Kronolith developers seemingly >>> didn't think about repeated events here. If we repeat an event with >>> fixed time in UTC (every repetition is at 19:00 in UTC), this will >>> mean a non-fixed time in local timezones. >> >> We absolutely take into account recurrence series. We explicitly >> add the timezone information to the vCalendar when we are outputting >> recurring series. You can see this in Kronolith_Event::toiCalendar(). >> If the event is being output in UTC, then that means that either the >> event's timezone was explicitly set to UTC or there was no explicit >> timezone set and the default timezone for the user in question is UTC. >> > > Hi Michael , whatever the reason is, it need to be fixed, cause its a > real showstopper for using Horde with Thunderbird Lightning. There is > a ticket at Mozilla about it too, so what can be done to get this > fixed.
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