Tickets :: Comment on [#2684] Win2K, PHP, time() and TZ

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Comment	> This may be similiar to ticket #1088. I hope I can supply enough > information to keep this from being marked bogus. heh > > > > OS: Windows 2000 > > Apache: 2.0.54 > > PHP: 5.0.4 > > MySQL: 4.1.13 > > > > My server is set to TZ EDT. > > > > After installing Horde I noticed the time being reported by PHP was > UTC/GMT/Zulu but my TZ was still EDT (PHP and Horde). I did some > research thinking it was a PHP config error on my part. I found PHP > (4.3.3) Bug #25825 where PHP on Win2K defaults to UTC time and cannot > be changed back at times, sometimes a simple reboot will work. The > problem was corrected in PHP5 by having PHP reset the TZ variable > back to original server TZ after each connection. Of course, the > problem described below may be totally unrelated. > > > > I made sure it was Horde by rebooting the system and verifing the > time to be correct and being reported correctly by PHP. I then > logged in to all my known correctly working web apps, checking the > time each step of the way. I logged into Horde last. As soon as I > logged into Horde poof the time was UTC (+5 of EDT). > > > > Since the time is +5 off and EDT is suppose to be -5 of GMT I tried > to reset the TZ in Horde to be Pacific/Honolulu time -10 of GMT. > Thinking if Horde makes it +5 it would be correct. Rebooted and seen > the correct time being reported by PHP and logged into Horde. Back > to UTC, ignoring the TZ set in Horde and PHP. > > > > This lil prob renders Horde unusable as Tasks, Mail and the Planner > all have incorrect UTC times. I first noticed this when I was > testing out the Tasks part of Horde and created an alarm and looked > to see why it didn't go off. > > > > Summary: Horde causes PHP to report GMT time, regardless of TZ set > in PHP or Horde.
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