From: Scott M. <Sco...@pr...> - 2010-05-10 15:20:29
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In the forum at SourceForge, Peter Lazarus has reported the following: 2010-05-09 22:44:37 CDT I have tried the 1.5 and found something odd about the times entered into the system by the clock on/clock off process. When I started at 10am and ended at 1pm, the end time for that task appears as 4am the next day, and the duration is shown as 14hours. I set a clockon/off time for the default task, clocking on at 1am and off at 2am. The duration shows 1 hour correctly, but the end time is 5pm. Under config, the timezone is set to Australia/Melbourne, but no locale is set. So I just now in configuration changed locale to en_AU, with no change to the results. My system clock is UTC. My php.ini doesn't have intl.default_locale set, but does have date.timezone set. I have attempted to replicate the problem. My TSNG config has been set to US/Central, the php.ini file had the date.timezone setting commented out. I tried changing the php.ini setting to US/Central, restarted apache, but the dates/times entered via the clockon/off process were set as expected in the database, and then read correctly when the page was reloaded. I then tried changing the php.ini to something completely different, "Europe/Zurich", with no difference in date storage or retrieval. Since I was unable to replicate your problem, allow me to speculate where your problem may lie. MySQL has the capability to attempt to convert dates/times automatically for you, and php can be configured to attempt to automatically convert dates/times when communicating with MySQL. I would have to guess your problem lies either with the MySQL configuration, or within the communications between MySQL and PHP. -Scott ________________________________ From: David Thompson [mailto:tom...@us...] Sent: Sunday, May 09, 2010 11:58 PM To: tsh...@li... Subject: [Tsheetx-developers] FW: Mailing lists are read-only Peter, I am forwarding this to the mailing-list (you can do this too, just mail to the above address). Mails on this list then are archived for posterity (and for new developers!), as opposed to direct e-mails that just get lost. We currently are using Mantis on http://bugs.timesheetng.org to record issues (the address may change in the future). Cheers > To: tom...@us... > From: pet...@us... > CC: pet...@us... > Subject: Mailing lists are read-only > Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 03:47:32 +0000 > > > Message body follows: > > Hi Dave, > mailing lists are read-only. Is that the correct status? > > I added a comment to the forum about release 1.5 and the > clock on/clock off button thingy not working correctly. > Peter > ________________________________ Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free. Sign up now. <https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?id=60969> |