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Comment	> lol understood... I guess my point is the server has been up and > running for quite sometime, with the time always being reported > correctly. I have successfully used and tested other PHP scripts > that have manipulated the time and date. Horde is the first to do > this. > > > > I am sure it is a PHP prob, at least my instinct tells me this. Plus > Win2K don't help since the problem only shows up in Win2K, not XP or > 2003. I would switch to one of those but the computer can only run, > with any speed and stability, Win2K. > > > > Of course there is Linux, which I've been a corp IT guy so long > Windows is all I know and learning Linux is like trying to teach > myself Latin at age 60. It's possible I know, I am trying to learn > it and now I have a reason as I do love Horde, it was perfect.. I > was trying to put it up on the server for personal use, for my > immediate family to use as an organizer and way to stay together > since we are apart alot. If this was the only use of the server the > time would not be an issue but the server is also my business server > and it makes a difference. > > > > Which brings me to the question how is Horde scripted differently > than the other scripts? If the issue was suppose to have been > resolved within PHP for Win2K, how can Horde be coded to accommodate? > > > > I mean something to research and look into is all I am saying. Maybe > not, Win2K is being phased out by Microsoft in all reality, but Win2K > is still widely used for the same reason I use it, on slower systems > that make good servers.
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