SN an hour out?
Adrian?
Just set the server time correctly. That's all that needs doing.
I think that the server time has been set to GMT rather than UTC.
Whatever. Just set the server to one hour before the time it is now, or set the time zone settings to be one hour further forward. This has to solve it, surely?
Its certainly not something that can just be left. Unlike the US, we're all on the same time zone here, so it really makes absolutely no sense to us.
In addition, vBulletin's locality settings allow any vbulletin user around the world to set the time to their local time zone.. so basically ANYONE around the world viewing the site will see the times one hour out.
I don't think we want to be the only vBulletin forum with the time an hour out, do we?
Just set the server time correctly. That's all that needs doing.
I think that the server time has been set to GMT rather than UTC.
Whatever. Just set the server to one hour before the time it is now, or set the time zone settings to be one hour further forward. This has to solve it, surely?
Its certainly not something that can just be left. Unlike the US, we're all on the same time zone here, so it really makes absolutely no sense to us.
In addition, vBulletin's locality settings allow any vbulletin user around the world to set the time to their local time zone.. so basically ANYONE around the world viewing the site will see the times one hour out.
I don't think we want to be the only vBulletin forum with the time an hour out, do we?
Last edited by ex-webby; Oct 17, 2008 at 12:40 PM.
Adrian?
Just set the server time correctly. That's all that needs doing.
I think that the server time has been set to GMT rather than UTC.
Whatever. Just set the server to one hour before the time it is now, or set the time zone settings to be one hour further forward. This has to solve it, surely?
Its certainly not something that can just be left. Unlike the US, we're all on the same time zone here, so it really makes absolutely no sense to us.
In addition, vBulletin's locality settings allow any vbulletin user around the world to set the time to their local time zone.. so basically ANYONE around the world viewing the site will see the times one hour out.
I don't think we want to be the only vBulletin forum with the time an hour out, do we?
Just set the server time correctly. That's all that needs doing.
I think that the server time has been set to GMT rather than UTC.
Whatever. Just set the server to one hour before the time it is now, or set the time zone settings to be one hour further forward. This has to solve it, surely?
Its certainly not something that can just be left. Unlike the US, we're all on the same time zone here, so it really makes absolutely no sense to us.
In addition, vBulletin's locality settings allow any vbulletin user around the world to set the time to their local time zone.. so basically ANYONE around the world viewing the site will see the times one hour out.
I don't think we want to be the only vBulletin forum with the time an hour out, do we?

i reckon you'd be welcomed back with open arms right now

off topic i know, sorry
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