Strange, since it doesn't seem like I'm being converted to UTC, which
would be either 4 or 7 hours different.
On 3/11/2014 3:30 PM, Kleber Rocha wrote:
This behaviour happens because this patch was applied in 1.10.1
oDef.format = 'Y-m-d H:i:s';
+ var now = new Date(),
+ utcNow = new Date(now.getTime() + now.getTimezoneOffset()
* 60 * 1000);
+
if (!oDef.value) {
- oDef.value = new Date();
+ oDef.value = utcNow;
} else if (oDef.value.match(/^now[ \+\-]\d+$/)) {
- oDef.value = new Date(new Date().getTime() + 1000 *
Number(oDef.value.substr(3)));
+ oDef.value = new Date(utcNow.getTime() + 1000 *
Number(oDef.value.substr(3)));
}
if (o.fieldName === 'expiretime') {
Always in UTC. I don't understood why this applied.
Att.
Kleber
2014-03-11 16:08 GMT-03:00 Brian O'Neill <one...@oinc.net
<mailto:one...@oinc.net>>:
I'm using Icinga Web with several Icinga servers in various
locations, including different timezones, although I'm experiencing
an issue with it locally.
My Icinga Web server, along with one Icinga instance running on the
same box, is in the Pacific time zone ("America/Los_Angeles").
System is set up in the correct zone (correct /etc/localtime file).
php.ini has:
date.timezone = "America/Los_Angeles"
Other servers are in the Eastern time zone ("America/New_York").
All interfaces display the correct time for their location. Icinga
Web is showing the correct Server Time.
But when I submit a scheduled downtime via Icinga Web, the downtime
window displayed in the dialog starts off with times three hours
ahead - i.e. the Eastern time zone. My browser _is_ in the Eastern
time zone, but I've never known that to make a difference. Same for
scheduling the next service check.
Submitting the downtime to the local Pacific Icinga instance results
in the downtime being offset by three hours, as was displayed in the
dialog.
Submitting to the Eastern instances results in it also being offset
by three hours - it seems like the time shifting is correct, but it
is starting off incorrect.
I've tried setting the timezone in the AppKit module.xml and in
translation.xml, but it didn't have any effect.
There are no TZ variables anywhere that I am aware of.
I can of course manually change the times in the dialog, but defeats
the purpose and could be quite confusing to the users (although a
per-user timezone configuration would be nice...as long as it
translated to the local timezone...)
Am I missing something elsewhere?
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