ID: 25825
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: pennington at rhodes dot edu
-Status: Open
+Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Date/time related
Operating System: Windows 2000
PHP Version: 4.3.3
Assigned To: wez
New Comment:
The only other way to manipulate locale is via putenv(), which would
change LC_* environment variable.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-10-14 10:29:48] pennington at rhodes dot edu
I searched through all of the PHP code in use on this machine for the
setlocale() function and only found two entries, both of which were
commented out.
The only ISAPI filter we are using is PHP, and there is no ASP or other
code on that machine. In other words, we are only using it to serve PHP
pages, and none of those scripts use setlocale().
Would it be wise to unload the ASP stuff from the app mappings in IIS5
if we aren't using it so we can test to rule out ASP as the problem?
Are there any other PHP functions (other than setlocale) that
manipulate the locale?
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[2003-10-13 18:41:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do any of your scripts use setlocale() or other similar function to
manipulate the locale?
My gut feeling is that something is (and it might be ASP or some other
ISAPI you have there), and that it isn't being reset back to the system
default.
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[2003-10-13 17:53:32] pennington at rhodes dot edu
Interestingly, when testing to see if this UTC display of time would
happen for PHP installed as a CGI (couldn't reproduce with Apache2 or
IIS5 as a CGI), I noticed that the UTC time problem does not show up
right away with PHP installed as ISAPI on IIS5. Rather, when you stop
the IIS service and then start it again, for a period of time, the
correct time is displayed using echo date("D M j G:i:s T Y");
However, after a period of time passes (say an hour or so on a server
averaging a few users at a time), the time switches to UTC and does not
go back.
If you stop IIS and then start it again, the time goes back to the
correct time and the cycle starts again.
Note that this is using ISAPI on IIS5 on Windows 2000 Server. I been
trying PHP in ISAPI and CGI mode on a Windows 2000 workstation because
I've been having trouble getting the Windows 2000 Server, which uses
PHP ISAPI just fine, to run PHP in CGI mode. It should be as easy as
setting cgi.force_redirect = 0 and changing the app mapping
configuration to point to the php.exe and not the php4isapi.dll but I'm
not having any luck (get "not authorized to view this page" on php
scripts). This method works fine on the Win2K workstation. Anyway, this
is not related to the UTC time issue...
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[2003-10-13 12:14:05] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you get the same problem running CGI?
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[2003-10-13 09:52:27] pennington at rhodes dot edu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wanted to know "Which SAPI are you running? CGI? ISAPI?
Apache? Something else?"
I'm running ISAPI.
I fail to see how this bug is identical to bug #23467, because I am
getting an incorrect offset of time from GMT in addition to the
incorrect time zone appearing. Unless, of course, time in general is
screwed up for PHP on Win32...
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