Hello, I run OTRS on a server having time set to PST, but I would like to use CET (central european time). Because of other applications on the same machine there is no way to change system time. I checked the code and I found that OTRS gets the time from the database (am I right?) using current_timestamp. So the question is: Is it enough to change database setting (SET TIMEZONE in Postgresql)? Thank you Atanas Karashenski
Atanas Karashenski wrote:
Hello,
I run OTRS on a server having time set to PST, but I would like to use CET (central european time). Because of other applications on the same machine there is no way to change system time.
I checked the code and I found that OTRS gets the time from the database (am I right?) using current_timestamp. So the question is: Is it enough to change database setting (SET TIMEZONE in Postgresql)?
Thank you Atanas Karashenski
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I don't know, as I haven't that insight into otrs. but this would not be an issue if time/date/language was properties of the user/client, not the system, ( hint!!! ) Regards Greger
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 01:24:00AM +0200, Bob Smith wrote:
Atanas Karashenski wrote: I don't know, as I haven't that insight into otrs. but this would not be an issue if time/date/language was properties of the user/client, not the system, ( hint!!! )
it *is* the property of the user. The user can set his language and therefore his time/date display. The overall OTRS system time must not be changed by the user, since that would end in confusion. -- Regards, Wiktor Wodecki net mobile AG - 40470 Duesseldorf - Germany 923B DCF8 070C 9FDD 5E05 9AE3 E923 5A35 182C 9783
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