Trevor Vaughan typed, at or about 7/6/2005 12:18 PM, ...
The first is that the system clock is set to US EST (Is it a DELL?
That happens sometimes) and, depending on what function is called, the
code may be getting hardware time NOT system time (guess how I know
this ;-).
I've cheked the hardware and system times and theyre set to the proper
time - unless i'm not looking in the right place. Box is a self built
frankenstein monster (like the good lord meant the web to be!)
[Suggestions?]
The other idea is that OTRS has a timezone hardcoded in it somewhere.
I haven't looked, but that's the only other thing that I can think of
at the local system.
I've grepped the crap out of the OTRS system and cant find anything but
one setting for timezone in Kernel/Config/Default.pm that was commented
out, so I set it, but it didnt seem to help.
yeah, its all one box running the whole thing, no calls to anywhere else.
-Tony
"it's always something..."
[[ quick question: whats the standard etiquette for leaving comments or
previous text in these messaged, since ther're all archived? ]]
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