I think your locale is something wrong. For example, my RedHat7/J does not have
JST, but has Japan, for some reason. I had to copy Japan locale as JST to make
it work.
Locale is system dependent, this is my best guess.
Hope this helps.
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> I sent the following to php-general with no success. I'm wondering if it is
> a compile/install issue?
>
> I'm using php 4.0.4pl1on a FreeBSD system.
> When I use a php date/time function, it reports the time in GMT, however, I
> have the date on my FreeBSD system set to EDT.
> I can't figure out what the problem is here. The only thing I can think of
> is that when I compiled php, my system timezone was set to GMT and perhaps
> the local timezone is hardcoded into php. That doesn't make much sense
> though. I have changed my timezone to EDT since I compiled php.
> It may also be relevant that the "T" format string for the date() function
> also reports GMT, even though I've set my system timezone to EDT. The
> command "date" in FreeBSD also reports the time in EDT.
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks.
>
>
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