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

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Comment	> Although the described problem ticket is a little bit older, I faced > the same problem today. After some research I discovered the > following reason for the "wrong e-mail time" in Horde on my system: > > Some of the Zoneinfo files of my CentOS distribution are not correct. > > When I look under /usr/share/Zoneinfo/, > > the file for the timezone "Europe/Berlin" contains the variable > EST5EDT (referencing to Eastern Standard Time), > > while the file for the timezone "Europe/Stockholm" contains the > variable CET-1CEST (referencing to Central European Time). > > When I choose the timezone Europe/Berlin, all e-mail times shown in > Horde are wrong. When I choose Europe/Stockholm instead, everything > is fine. > > So, in my case, it is not a Horde problem but a problem of the Linux version. > > I can recommend everyone to have a look into the Zoneinfo files if > Horde shows the wrong time, and to switch to a timezone that suits > the needs. > > Regards and many thanks to the developers of Horde, > > Carsten > >
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