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sqgabriel
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| Posted: 01 April 2010 at 9:00am | IP Logged
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I am having a problem now that GMT has moved to british summertime(BST)at either the client or the admin panel end the time is showing as GMT (BST -1 Hour) i have changed the time in either the client or on the server admin to be GMT +1, this then shows the time to be GMT +2
It short it would seem that webmailpro knows that we have changd to BST (from the web server time) but is not applying to the time displayed, this has been proved by adding a 1 hour offset which then shows the time as 2 hours later
we are using the .net version
any ideas?
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Igor
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| Posted: 02 April 2010 at 1:58am | IP Logged
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Currently, WebMail Pro offers no workaround for Daylight Saving Time, you would need to adjust timezone setting for your user account. We're considering implementing DST fix in the future releases of the product.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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Rob. S.
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I've just set up a test installation of WebMail Lite to evaluate whether that or maybe WebMail Pro might be a solution for us. One of the major reasons for my wish to replace our existing webmail solution is that it forces users to manually change their timezone setup each time when daylight saving time begins or ends. I very much like what I see so far, but does it in its current version know about DST? Or, if not, is it to be implemented any time soon?
Cheers,
Robert
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Igor
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In current version of AfterLogic WebMail PHP, both Lite and Pro, setting timezone to "Default" will result in getting timezone information from client computer. So assuming the timezone information is set correctly there, it should work fine for WebMail as well.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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