You mean, the remote file's modification date does not have a timezone, so Rebol assumes a timezone of zero, as in this example:
>> set-modes %afile [modification-date: 20-Feb-2005/1:25:00] >> get-modes %afile 'modification-date == 20-Feb-2005/12:25+11:00 You can see the time was adjusted +11 hours to arrive in the future here in Australia. :) I think the solution is to add the correct timezone to the remote time before setting it to your local file. (Finding out the correct timezone might be a problem by itself... What timezone is the server in?) Anton. > Hi, > > I=B4m having a problem with timezone when setting file modification time. > My timezone is -3 GMT and every time a try to set a modification time > based on remote file the Rebol changes to 3 hours less the remote. > > Any idea how to change this behavior? > Thanks. > > > -- > J=FAlio C=E9sar Santana -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to rebol-request at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
