[PHP] wrong time stamp in log filewrong time stamp in log file
I have updated a php to version 5.2.11. the timestamp in php log is
incorrect. the time differs from local time with 2 hours. In changelog
I can find the following information:
Updated timezone database to version 2009.13 (2009m) (Derick)
Is it related with my problem ???
When I run the following script:
?php
print date('d M Y, H:i');
?
It's returns a correct time.
I appreciate any help
RE: [PHP] wrong time stamp in log filewrong time stamp in log file
I have updated a php to version 5.2.11.
you should update the keyboard as well, it fires CTRL+V twice (subject, and I
am joking ..)
When I run the following script:
?php
print date('d M Y, H:i');
?
It's returns a correct time.
correct accordingly with your local time zone, 'cause I am pretty much sure
that if you do
?php
print *gmdate*('d M Y, H:i');
?
the time will be exactly the same reported in the log file.
You would have known this if you were developing with E_STRICT since date is a
warning, even in the phpinfo, if you do not set it correctly.
It's a good idea in any case, for obvious portability reasons across websites,
countries, and hosts, to use gmdate for time operations, otherwise if I use
date I could have stuff from the future in another host, and stuff from past in
another one.
Regards
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Re: [PHP] wrong time stamp in log filewrong time stamp in log file
- Original Message
From: Andrea Giammarchi an_...@hotmail.com
To: bm9ib...@gmail.com; php-general@lists.php.net
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 11:41:01 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP] wrong time stamp in log filewrong time stamp in log file
I have updated a php to version 5.2.11.
you should update the keyboard as well, it fires CTRL+V twice (subject, and I
am
joking ..)
When I run the following script:
print date('d M Y, H:i');
?
It's returns a correct time.
correct accordingly with your local time zone, 'cause I am pretty much sure
that
if you do
print *gmdate*('d M Y, H:i');
?
the time will be exactly the same reported in the log file.
You would have known this if you were developing with E_STRICT since date is
a
warning, even in the phpinfo, if you do not set it correctly.
It's a good idea in any case, for obvious portability reasons across
websites,
countries, and hosts, to use gmdate for time operations, otherwise if I use
date
I could have stuff from the future in another host, and stuff from past in
another one.
Regards
_
Drag n’ drop—Get easy photo sharing with Windows Live™ Photos.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/products/photos.aspx
Did you set 'Default timezone' in php.ini or use the function
date_default_timezone_set() in your app?
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