Hillel wrote:
Hi Andreas,
I'm using the latest Centos which uses Redhat.
# cat /etc/sysconfig/clock
ZONE="Africa/Johannesburg"
UTC=true
This implies that your system clock is set to UTC... is it ?
ARC=false
We set UCT to true as show above in /etc/sysconfig/clock and rebooted the
server and still %t gives the time at UTC and not UTC +2 when getting back a
status=8 (accepted from the SMS Provider) from Kannel.
The options we are using when sending the SMSs are:
status=%d&smsc=%i&timeDate=%t&destination=%p&delivInfo=%a&source=%P&msgid=%k
When compiling Kannel we used --disable-localtime
Do you have any further suggestions? and thanks for all the great work you
are doing with Kannel.
-----Original Message-----
From: Andreas Fink [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 January 2007 08:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to get the Kannel time, in GMT+2
just specify your timezone in the operating system.
under unix you can set TZ variable.
There is also a ./configure option to tell Kannel to print out UTC
times instead of localtime.
Note: GMT is an old term. What you mean is Universal Time Coordinate
(UTC) which has replaced GMT ages ago.
On 11.01.2007, at 07:08, Hillel wrote:
Hi,
Greetings of the season to everyone and we wish all the Kannel
developers
and users a wonderful 2007, a special thanks to Stipe and the
others Kannel
maintainers for the great work they are doing.
When Kannel gives back a status of 8 (submit_sm responses) i.e the
SMSC
acknowledgement, Kannel gives the timeDate (%t) in GMT time and not
our
current local time of GMT +2.
This comes from the options used when sending the SMSs:
status=%d&smsc=%i&timeDate=%t&destination=%p&delivInfo=%a&source=%
P&msgid=%k
Does anyone know how to compile Kannel to use GMT + 2? Or any other
suggestions to get the timeDate in GMT +2.
We are using the latest CVS.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
