Comment #61 on issue 16800 by est...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
always returns 0
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Comment #44 on issue 16800 by pzparsons: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
returns 0
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It has something to do with NVIDIA !
Consider this:
# gcc -o gentootestcase gentootestcase.c -lGL
# eselect opengl list
Available OpenGL implementations:
Comment #43 on issue 16800 by evan.teran: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
returns 0
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the gentootestcase works correctly for me as well. I am thinking that
perhaps it has
something to do with the sandboxing.
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Comment #42 on issue 16800 by est...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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Comment #41 on issue 16800 by pzparsons: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
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This is what I get with gentootestcase:
% ./gentootestcase
dlsym working correctly
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Comment #37 on issue 16800 by jessemichaelwilson: Date.getTimezoneOffset
always returns 0
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I'm getting this same crash on Gentoo. If this is really a dynamic linker
issue, could
you please give us some clues as to how to fix our setups?
Comment #36 on issue 16800 by brodeckil: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
returns 0
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Same here:
objdump --dynamic-syms /lib/libc.so.6 | fgrep localtime
0008a580 w DF .text 0032 GLIBC_2.0 localtime_r
0008a540 gDF .text 00
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Comment #29 on issue 16800 by est...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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Comment #28 on issue 16800 by spotrh: Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns
0
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Looks good, thanks!
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Comment #24 on issue 16800 by spotrh: Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns
0
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I'm not sure its far to call this issue fixed, since we're going to need a
shared v8
library to get this into Fedora.
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Comment #23 on issue 16800 by piyush.garyali: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
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Just wanted to add that I tested this with 3.0.195.1 (Official Build 21222)
and it is
fixed.
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Comment #22 on issue 16800 by e...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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eswierk: off the top of my head, i guess o3d won't work, and javascript
will be slower
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Comment #21 on issue 16800 by eswierk: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
returns 0
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I'm using the unofficial Fedora rpms which also use a shared v8 library. I
think I
can live with the timezone issue for now.
Are there other known problem
Comment #14 on issue 16800 by a...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
always returns 0
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criag.schlenter: ah heck. I think had I really broken the world (again)
with this
patch, I would have heard more noise about it, so hopefully it's
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Comment #13 on issue 16800 by kmilli...@chromium.org:
Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns 0
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Comment #12 on issue 16800 by craig.schlenter: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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The r21097 patch breaks chromium for me - the renderers just seem to hang :(
My system is a non-standard in that I use gcc 4.4 and run selinux though
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Comment #9 on issue 16800 by a...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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Comment #8 on issue 16800 by a...@chromium.org: Date.getTimezoneOffset
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Comment #7 on issue 16800 by philip.saville: Date.getTimezoneOffset always
returns 0
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Using corp gmail, I get the wrong date/time displayed for messages in my
inbox.
Build:3.0.194.0
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Comment #5 on issue 16800 by craig.sc...@chromium.org:
Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns 0
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Ah ... when I enable the sandbox it returns 0 for me. With sandbox disabled
Comment #1 on issue 16800 by t.manki: Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns
0
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Looks like I have used an incorrect template to file the bug. I saw this
behavior in
Chrome for Linux.
Version (from dpkg -s google-chrome-unstable): 3.0.1
Status: Unconfirmed
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Labels: Type-Bug Pri-2 OS-All Area-Misc
New issue 16800 by t.manki: Date.getTimezoneOffset always returns 0
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Chrome Version : 3.0.194.0 (Official Build 20577)
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