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August 25, 2011 5:27am

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  • #16 / Aug 25, 2011 1:46pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    Go ahead — you’ve got mail! 😊

  • #17 / Aug 25, 2011 1:52pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Ok Stefan, thank you.  I am heading out of the office for an hour or so; I will either post back here or email you soon with information or additional questions.

  • #18 / Aug 25, 2011 1:54pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    Oukey, thank you, Derek, for your help.

  • #19 / Aug 25, 2011 2:35pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Stefan, I published an entry to the Kolumnen channel just now, the date field showed 19:32 for the time, and it immediately appeared on the front end, with the same timestamp.  Can you walk me through the steps needed to reproduce your problem?

  • #20 / Aug 25, 2011 2:43pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    oukey, now I’M a little confused! We’ve just moved from another subdomain to www. … could that have been the deal-breaker?

  • #21 / Aug 25, 2011 2:49pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Shouldn’t have anything to do with it unless the server or the server’s config changed.

  • #22 / Aug 25, 2011 2:53pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    ok, this is really strange … now everything behaves like if I have set a «+60» offset in the CP-Local-Setings (submissions work now, but all entries in the archive have a time-shift of 1h) … but the offset-field is empty!? … huhh?

  • #23 / Aug 25, 2011 3:02pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Can you give me the entry ID of an entry whose time is displayed as off by one hour?  And is it one hour ahead or behind?

  • #24 / Aug 25, 2011 3:03pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    sure: 10215 … should be 11:16 … but now is 12:16

  • #25 / Aug 25, 2011 3:17pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    And this changed when?  I’m seeing many files in the system folder that were touched today or very recently, so I’m having a hard time tracking down what’s been modified or not, and when.

  • #26 / Aug 25, 2011 3:20pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    well, simon (the forum-thread opener) tryed to debug this problem prior posting this forum-thread here. he’s out of office for about the next three hours, so I don’t really know what he have done, BUT he texted me just now that he have change everything back.

    actually I can’t say when exactly this all changed — haven’t had a eye on the dates while moving from the subdomain to www.

  • #27 / Aug 25, 2011 3:21pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Ok, but these older entries were recently changed to displaying an hour ahead?  And are you now seeing what I am, that entries are being dated and displayed correctly when entered in the CP?

  • #28 / Aug 25, 2011 3:25pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    yeah, «today morning» 10215 was 11:16 for sure

    jupp, NOW if I submit a entry via CP (or SafeCracker) the displayed date is correct and the entry is shown on frontend

  • #29 / Aug 25, 2011 3:47pm

    Derek Jones

    7561 posts

    Perhaps some of Simon’s previous modifications was making archived dates appear correct, and was also responsible for new dates being off by an hour?  And now that it’s reverted, dates are working correctly except for the display of old entries?

  • #30 / Aug 25, 2011 3:57pm

    Stefan Rechsteiner

    442 posts

    the old entries in the archive have always been correct, now it really looks like the server-offset of «+60» have been set up ‘invisibly’ somewhere 😊 … cause before we really dug into this problem today the current state (archive +1h, new submissions correct & immediately online) only functioned if I set the server-offset to +60 …

    I’ll wait for simon, are you still available in about 2-3 hours?

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