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spud17
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edited 14 May 2010 at 2:16PM in Techie Stuff
What's up with the time?
Forum time has reverted to GMT.
Posted at 12.27pm.
Move along, nothing to see.

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  • [Deleted User]
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    Have you got 'Automatically detect DST settings' enabled in UserCP > Edit Options?
  • fermi
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    spud17 wrote: »
    What's up with the time?
    Forum time has reverted to GMT.
    Posted at 12.27pm.

    Fine here.

    Check your timezone/daylight saving option in Edit Options maybe?
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    anewhope wrote: »
    Have you got 'Automatically detect DST settings' enabled in UserCP > Edit Options?

    Yes fine, not touched anything.
    It was ok last night..
    Just played around with various combinations of DST and timezone, can only seem to get GMT +2 or GMT -1.
    I'll see if clearing cache etc works.

    PC and BIOS times are correct.
    Move along, nothing to see.
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    Booted into Ubuntu and time was correct, so had to be Win 7.

    Back into Win 7 and checked Date/Time, found that time zone was somehow set as UTC Universal :mad: , with the note that "this time zone does not support daylight saving".

    Reset it to (UTC) Dublin/Edinburgh/London, PC clock was then an hour fast, reset that, now everything as it should be.

    Discuss :D, nah, don't bother.
    Move along, nothing to see.
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