Leah Newmark wrote:
Hi, Ever since we changed the clocks here in America for DST, Apache is showing the PHP date off by an hour. I believe it's an Apache issue since 1)running the command date on the server outputs correctly 2)running a PHP script through CLI outputs the PHP date correctly 3)running the same PHP script on the web is an hour off. I compared the php.ini files for CLI and Apache, and there is no difference. I am not finding any timezone set anywhere on the Apache files (or PHP globals for that matter) that would account for this problem. All my searching reveals that Apache 1.3 which I am running should not have time issues, provided the server time is correct -- which it is. Stopping and restarting Apache has not solved the problem, either. I'm stumped. Does anyone have any input? Thank you!
---------------- End original message. ---------------------Perhaps I am grasping at straws here, but did you update your time zone definition files on your server?
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