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Hi guys,
I am having a bit of a nightmare! I recently ran 'yum upgrade' and also updated Plesk through the upgrade manager, and now I have the 9.2.2 version.
Since doing this, the timezone on my system has been totally wrong. It jumped from UTC to EDT, and I successfully sorted that out. My system `date` now returns UTC correctly.
Inside Plesk, if I use the Server -> System time and select GMT from the list, it reverts my `date` to EDT (?!), yet if I use 'UTS' it puts it back to UTC in `date`.
Since doing this, I've been having problems with PHP too which is causing major issues for us.
If I use:
I correctly get the same timezone (no major differences).
However, a datetime from mysql formatted like ".date('M d H:i:s Y', strtotime($myrow['dateadded']))." is adding on 4 hrs..? The datetime in the SQL database is *correct*.
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas how to resolve this?
Thank you.
I am having a bit of a nightmare! I recently ran 'yum upgrade' and also updated Plesk through the upgrade manager, and now I have the 9.2.2 version.
Since doing this, the timezone on my system has been totally wrong. It jumped from UTC to EDT, and I successfully sorted that out. My system `date` now returns UTC correctly.
Inside Plesk, if I use the Server -> System time and select GMT from the list, it reverts my `date` to EDT (?!), yet if I use 'UTS' it puts it back to UTC in `date`.
Since doing this, I've been having problems with PHP too which is causing major issues for us.
If I use:
PHP:
echo gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s');
echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s', strtotime('2009-10-15 01:44:55'));I correctly get the same timezone (no major differences).
However, a datetime from mysql formatted like ".date('M d H:i:s Y', strtotime($myrow['dateadded']))." is adding on 4 hrs..? The datetime in the SQL database is *correct*.
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas how to resolve this?
Thank you.
