Hello Thijs,
how do I check the timezonedb file? I think it should be ok because php
5.2.5-3 runs fine. But I will test the file anyway to be sure.
Is this timezone file new with 5.2.6-2? If yes and if it is located at a
new location php might not have the right to access it on our system. We
are preventing that php scripts can access everything on our servers.
I only tried with php5-cgi under Apache 2.2, so I cannot tell you if
php5-cli is doing the same thing. Do you have an example script for me to
test on command line?
Regards,
Martin
> Mittwoch, 23. Juli 2008, 15:00:21 [GMT +0200 (CEST)]:
> On Wed, July 23, 2008 14:34, Martin Sebald wrote:
>> function option_gmt_offset() {
> I've tried to reproduce this with a PHP file containing just this function
> and a call "var_dump(option_gmt_offset())". Running that file with
> php5-cli just yields the expected int(2).
> So I can't reproduce this here (this is on powerpc). Can you confirm that
> the setup as I described fails for you?
> Just a wild guess, does debsums verify that the timezonedb isn't indeed
> corrupted with you locally?
> Thijs
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