Tickets :: Comment on [#14018] Kronolith syncml duplicate event detection broken

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Comment	>> Please provide a test case where this does not work. I can verify the >> following tests work: >> >> <code> >> $d1 = new Horde_Date('2015-06-20'); >> $d2 = new Horde_Date('2015-06-20'); >> var_dump($d1 == $d2); >> </code> >> >> Results >> bool(true) >> >> ========= >> >> <code> >> $d1 = new Horde_Date('2015-06-20'); >> $d2 = new Horde_Date('2014-06-20'); >> var_dump($d1 == $d2); >> </code> >> >> Results >> bool(false) >> >> > > You are right. Thanks. > > But my event test keeps failing, because of a timezone problem, as > more debug has shown. > > I have this setting in my php.ini: > date.timezone = "Europe/Madrid" > which is a supported setting ( > http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.europe.php ). > > But funambol for thunderbird (Windows desktop) is sending the events > with another timezone, and if I debug that date comparison in > kronolith/lib/Api.php for both date objects, it shows this: > > 2015-06-22T16:38:50+02:00 WARN: HORDE Caught output: > Horde_Date Object > ( > [_year:protected] => 2015 > [_month:protected] => 6 > [_mday:protected] => 22 > [_hour:protected] => 15 > [_min:protected] => 0 > [_sec:protected] => 0 > [_timezone:protected] => Europe/Paris > [_defaultFormat:protected] => Y-m-d H:i:s > [_formatCache:protected] => Array > ( > [Y-m-d H:i:s] => 2015-06-22 15:00:00 > ) > > ) > Horde_Date Object > ( > [_year:protected] => 2015 > [_month:protected] => 6 > [_mday:protected] => 22 > [_hour:protected] => 15 > [_min:protected] => 0 > [_sec:protected] => 0 > [_timezone:protected] => Europe/Madrid > [_defaultFormat:protected] => Y-m-d H:i:s > [_formatCache:protected] => Array > ( > [Y-m-d H:i:s] => 2015-06-22 15:00:00 > ) > ) > > Timezone are different, but date are equal, as both timezones are > GMT+1 (+2 right now in summer). > Once the event has been inserted in DB, the second format is used. > The former is the new event being inserted by funambol. > > Thus, comparing them with "==" return false, while using > compareDateTime function returns true. > > Thanks for your time.
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