timestamp bug increments by one day

[Jay X]

Hi There,

Just reciently (after no changes) my MySQL database is automatically
incrementing timestamps by one day.

Timestamp format is timestamp(14).

An example date would be 20021021143513

when I use command such as:
INSERT INTO MyTable SET timestamp = 200210211143513;

and then:
SELECT * FROM MyTable;

I get :

--------------------
timestamp
--------------------
200201221143513
--------------------

This is happening on Redhat 7.1, MySQL Ver 11.15 Distrib 3.23.38, for
pc-linux-gnu (i686)

when I type:
SELECT NOW();

I get the correct date, and when I type:
INSERT INTO MyTable SET timestamp = NOW();

that also increments the timestamp by one day just like it does when I set the
timestamp manually.

Thanks,

Stuart


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