> > Boy unless I'm really confused, it sure sounds like it'd be a
> > lot easier for somebody to just spring the $50 for a better cert.
>
> You typically can't just "spring for a better cert" for internal certs,
> which are generated against internal CAs. Within most large organizations
> that us
> Boy unless I'm really confused, it sure sounds like it'd be a
> lot easier for somebody to just spring the $50 for a better cert.
You typically can't just "spring for a better cert" for internal certs,
which are generated against internal CAs. Within most large organizations
that use certs for
Certs are made inhouse and that is not going to change.
On Dec 20, 2007 8:33 PM, s. isaac dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As a rule we do not use CF(or the Java it is running on) for TZ
> > adjustments. We already have time problems with our CF7 boxes
> > because the JVM that adjusts for t
> As a rule we do not use CF(or the Java it is running on) for TZ
> adjustments. We already have time problems with our CF7 boxes
> because the JVM that adjusts for the TZ changes in the past 1-2 years
> conflicts with our LDAPS cert which forces us to run on an older JVM.
Boy unless I'm really c
Trust me, the JVM issue has had a lot of man hours invested in trying to fix
it and the only solution found was to go to CF8 and that was just more fuel
to the people pushing to trashcan CF completely and go to .NET Actually in
all reality I do not see us needing to worry about it much since I bel
Aaron Rouse wrote:
> True, but willing to take the risk.
if cf touches any of your datetimes along the way, then you've fallen into tz
hell. if your servers are in tz that implement DST scan your cf touched "UTC"
datetimes & you won't find *any* on the cusp of DST, they were all rolled into
DST
Gaulin, Mark wrote:
> dreaded daylight savings time shifts, when local time jumps around and
> offsets just don't cut it. (My project was CF and java, and most of the
why would using offsets not work w/DST changes? if your server's tz isn't UTC
then storing datetimes as epoch offsets is probably
True, but willing to take the risk.
I actually just had one of our systems adjusted for timezone differences and
need to see how he went about it. I know he used the Oracle TZ table and
some pointers or data from that table stored in one of the applications
tables so that queries could then adjus
07 3:56 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: dealing with timezones
Hey,
So I'm thinking of how to deal with timezones. My server's clock is set
to US west coast time, and I serve many, many sites that are all in
different timezones. They're all running the same code which subscribes
(in a fashion)
> Another problem might be if time zone rules change for one area vs
> another, didn't this happen recently(past year or so) stateside? We
> store the time in GMT and store the offsite needed for the location
> the users are at.
I don't store offsets for that reason (although I do store the dates
Aaron Rouse wrote:
> Another problem might be if time zone rules change for one area vs another,
> didn't this happen recently(past year or so) stateside? We store the time
it happens *all* the time someplace in the world. see:
http://www.sustainablegis.com/blog/cfg11n/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry
Another problem might be if time zone rules change for one area vs another,
didn't this happen recently(past year or so) stateside? We store the time
in GMT and store the offsite needed for the location the users are at.
On Dec 19, 2007 5:52 PM, Mik Muller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually,
Actually, I've had to rethink this position. I just did a search for "INSERT "
and "SELECT " in my code and realized that there is an order of magnitude
difference in the number of times these statements appear. Don't know why I
didn't think about this before, but there's obviously only a singl
Ok. I decided to not care about server local time offset from GMT, and go only
with a server/site offset. A site admin will see what the current server time
is and be asked for an offset to that to match their local time. Easy.
Now, the next question... when messages are posted, when would be th
Hey,
So I'm thinking of how to deal with timezones. My server's clock is set to US
west coast time, and I serve many, many sites that are all in different
timezones. They're all running the same code which subscribes (in a fashion)
to a central application to verify the site's status.
I'm thi
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