I had this same problem last year. I stopped and started the Witango service and it corrected itself. I noticed that all my cron jobs were firing an hour off...
_____ From: Roland Dumas [mailto:radu...@mac.com] Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2010 12:32 PM To: witango-talk@witango.com Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: date sent on mail actions is off wait a minute. DST started on the first sunday in april as of 1986 (in the US). THe system clock knows the time, time zone, and that it's daylight saving. witango is off. I don't recall this happening last year or the year before. The witango log is stamping the right time, just emails get pushed forward an hour. On Apr 11, 2010, at 9:16 AM, Steve Smith wrote: Remember that this should go away in a couple of weeks. My guess is that if there is a problem with the code, it is because the rules were created when DST started on the last Sunday in April. Steve Smith Oakbridge Information Solutions Oakville Office: (416) 628-0793 Cambridge Office: (519) 489-0142 Email: <mailto:ssm...@oakbridge.ca> ssm...@oakbridge.ca Web: <http://www.oakbridge.ca/> www.oakbridge.ca <http://www.oakbridge.ca/> Certified DayLite Master Partner Certified DayLite Trainer Billings Consultant FileMaker Solutions Alliance Member MoneyWorks Consultant LightSpeed Authorized Reseller Sent from my iPad On 2010-04-11, at 11:34 AM, Roland Dumas <radu...@mac.com> wrote: Thanks. I'm running two servers with witango 5 and they both have the same problem. I'm using the services of a witango server 5.5, and it's giving me correct datetime on emails. Now to figure out a workaround... On Apr 11, 2010, at 12:15 AM, D. Richardy wrote: It looks like Witango's daylight time handling code is wrong. ... Not only this. Just my 1 Cent from Europe. _____ PS: ANY NEWS ABOUT WITAN"GO" 6. Or is it a really WIT(h)-ON-"GO" Mail from Phil (29-04-2008): Hi all, Before this thread gets a life of its own let me just say that there is more to this release as we move to commercial open source model than just software. We have basically finished the engineering but there are still some legal and business issues we are continuing to work through. It all takes time and we are not just sitting here idly. While we have been waiting for these issue to be resolved we have been adding extra features to the studio. As soon as I can release v6 I will. Regards Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Anthony Humphreys <mailto:anth...@humphreys.org> To: <mailto:witango-talk@witango.com> witango-talk@witango.com Cc: Roland Dumas <mailto:radu...@mac.com> Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2010 6:48 AM Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: date sent on mail actions is off Witango shouldn't have its own Timezone rules; Witango should use the server's local time and offset (from GMT). However, Witango does need to reformat the time to specific SMTP format. However, this reformat is the ONLY thing that Witango should be doing. PDT stands for Pacific Daylight Time and has an offset of -0700. PST stands for Pacific Standard Time and has an offset of -0800. 13:43:47 -0700 PDT is not equivalent to 2:43:47 PM PDT It looks like Witango's daylight time handling code is wrong. On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 12:29 PM, Roland Dumas < <mailto:radu...@mac.com> radu...@mac.com> wrote: does the tango server had its own date rules? I didn't see anything in witango.ini that set the time zone. On Apr 10, 2010, at 9:27 AM, Steve Smith wrote: > Could it have something to do with the fact that the Witango code was created before the new rules came into effect for Daylite Savings Time in 2007? > > Steve Smith > > Oakbridge Information Solutions > Oakville Office: (416) 628-0793 > Cambridge Office: (519) 489-0142 > Email: <mailto:ssm...@oakbridge.ca> ssm...@oakbridge.ca > Web: <http://www.oakbridge.ca/> www.oakbridge.ca <http://www.oakbridge.ca/> > > Certified DayLite Master Partner > Certified DayLite Trainer > Billings Consultant > FileMaker Solutions Alliance Member > MoneyWorks Consultant > LightSpeed Authorized Reseller > > Sent from my iPad > > On 2010-04-10, at 12:19 PM, Roland Dumas < <mailto:radu...@mac.com> radu...@mac.com> wrote: > >> Anyone have a clue why witango mail action gets timestamp off an hour? >> >> On Apr 9, 2010, at 2:11 PM, Roland Dumas wrote: >> >>> This is an example: Note the date field says 2:43 PM while the header correctly shows 1:43 PM. This discrepancy happens only for witango mail action generated messages. >>> >>> >>> Date April 9, 2010 2:43:47 PM PDT >>> To: Roland Dumas < <mailto:radu...@servqual.com> radu...@servqual.com> >>> Received: from Imagineworks.localhost ( <http://mail.imagineworks.com/> mail.imagineworks.com <http://mail.imagineworks.com/> [64.151.109.164]) BY <http://imagineworks.com/> imagineworks.com <http://imagineworks.com/> ([64.151.109.164]) WITH ESMTP (4D WebSTAR V Mail (5.4.1)); Fri, 09 Apr 2010 13:43:47 -0700 >>> Received: from myunknowndomain (localhost [127.0.0.1]) by Imagineworks.localhost (Postfix) with SMTP id 0C52718023B for < <mailto:radu...@servqual.com> radu...@servqual.com>; Fri, 9 Apr 2010 13:43:47 -0700 (PDT) >>> >>> On Apr 9, 2010, at 1:55 PM, Roland Dumas wrote: >>> >>>> as of daylight saving time, the "sent" date on messages originating in witango mail actions is off by an hour. THey are an hour later than actual. >>>> >>>> The clock on the server is correct and has the right time zone >>>> Messages going through the same mail server are all stamped correctly >>>> The headers of the messages have the correct timestamps in them >>>> >>>> However, in mail clients that have "datetime sent" and 'datetime received' show this disparity of an hour. The 'sent' value is ahead by an hour. 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