Miguel Cruz wrote:
In short, I believe it's an OS rather than a PHP thing.
time zones can be a messy and tricky beast. all the PHP functions rely on
the underlying OS implementation of time zone information. sometimes this
is controlled by the TZ environment variable, sometimes it is
: Re: [PHP] timezone problem
Miguel Cruz wrote:
In short, I believe it's an OS rather than a PHP
thing.
time zones can be a messy and tricky beast. all
the PHP functions rely on
the underlying OS implementation of time zone
information. sometimes this
is controlled by the TZ environment
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Subject: Re: [PHP] timezone problem
Miguel Cruz wrote:
In short, I believe it's an OS rather than a PHP
thing.
time zones can be a messy and tricky beast. all
the PHP functions rely on
the underlying OS implementation of time zone
information. sometimes this
is controlled
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Subject: Re: [PHP] timezone problem
I had a similar issue, for a thing I'm doing for a
Messageboard I am writing
I need the timezones and offsets, so I compiled
the best I could off
different sites and info, and created a Mysql
Table
I think these are system-specific. You'll probably have to check which
time zone your machine understands. For instance, on this FreeBSD machine
there are hundreds of them in /usr/share/zoneinfo but on other machines
there are only a handful.
In short, I believe it's an OS rather than a PHP
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Subject: Re: [PHP] timezone problem
I think these are system-specific. You'll probably
have to check which
time zone your machine understands. For instance,
on this FreeBSD machine
there are hundreds of them in /usr/share/zoneinfo
but on other machines
there are only a handful
On Mon, 20 May 2002, SP wrote:
i'm testing on a windows so not sure where the timezone info would be
but what you are saying that if i port my app to a unix box then it
would be easy to just add the missing timezones in /usr/share/zoneinfo,
right? if that's the case then i could just test
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