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Ruslan Zakirov wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On 3/28/06, nate <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:nate@seekio.com"><nate@seekio.com></a> wrote:
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I've searched through the mailing-list archives, searched google, etc
and not found anyone with this problem.
Basically, it looks like RT is displaying dates and times based on the
system timezone, and the $Timezone setting in the config is ignored. My
system timezone is set to 'US/Pacific' but I want RT to display
timezones for 'US/Arizona'. I've tried setting the $Timezone variable
to 'US/Arizona', 'America/Phoenix', 'US/Mountain' and even 'US/Eastern'
but the dates are still displayed in 'US/Pacific' timezone no matter
what I try. After every change I've done a full stop/start of apache.
I even tried setting the timezone in the User table. None of it seems
to make a difference. Grepping through the source for Timezone yields a
function in RT::Date called LocalTimezone, but that function isn't
called by anything else.
Am I missing something? Or is RT not paying attention to the $Timezone
setting?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Yep, you're right and RT is using system's timezone settings. You can
set timezone with TZ environment variable when you start your server.
There is work has been done in RT-3.7, but this branch is not marked
as stable yet. You could try to backport changes.
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Nate
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Version 3.6.0pre:<br>
Also, it appears that when $LogToFileNamed is set in RT_SiteConfig.pm,
the RT log uses gmtime within brackets. Should this be changed to use
localtime instead (in lib/RT.pm )<br>
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Thanks<br>
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