Cédric Krier schrieb: > On 08/06/10 11:43 +0200, rpesc...@peschke-it.de wrote: >> Cédric Krier schrieb: >>> On 08/06/10 11:16 +0200, rpesc...@peschke-it.de wrote: >>>> Cédric Krier schrieb: >>>>> On 08/06/10 09:56 +0200, rpesc...@peschke-it.de wrote: >>>>>> Cédric Krier schrieb: >>>>>>> On 08/06/10 08:48 +0200, rpesc...@peschke-it.de wrote: >>>>>>>> Hi, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I'm using tryton as a CalDav-backend for shared thunderbird/lightning >>>>>>>> calendars. The timezones of the calendar-owner in Tryton and the >>>>>>>> timezone in the lightning-preferences are all set on Europe/Berlin. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Editing an event in lightning and setting the time on, lets say, 9 >>>>>>>> o'clock results in immediately showing this event scheduled for 10 >>>>>>>> o'clock. >>>>>>>> Looking at this event in Tryton also shows 10 o'clock. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> If I want to put this event at 9 o'clock is to edit it in Tryton or to >>>>>>>> discount one hour in the thunderbird-GUI. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> What is the timezone of the server? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Could give an url to the dump of the communication between lightning and >>>>>>> Tryton? >>>>>>> >>>>>> The timezone of the server has been UTC. Now I moved the timezone of the >>>>>> server to CEST, but nothing changed, even after restart of all machines. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sorry, I don't know how to dump the communication between lightning and >>>>>> tryton. Could you give me a hint, please >>>>> tcpdump -i <interface> -s 65535 -w <some-file> >>>>> >>>> link to the (partial) dump: http://pastebin.de/7260 >>>> >>> The timezone definition created by vobject seems to be wrong. >>> Which version of vobject have you? >>> >> python-vobject 0.8.1c-3 on tryton-server >> > > So it is perhaps pytz. > But in the timezone definition generated for the event by the server says that > there is only +0100 for the Europe/Berlin but it should be +0200. > I tried here with vobject-0.8.1b and pytz-2010b and I got +0200. > my version of python-tz 2010b-1, tzdata 2010i-1
yes, the difference between UTC and CEST is 2 hours. What has to be stored in database? In column dtstart/table calendar_event there is stored 10 o'clock for the event originally set to 9 o'clock. On retrieval the start-time of this event is shown as 10 o'clock without any modification. -- tryton@googlegroups.com mailing list
