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When we submit a case on Helpdesk, the time stated is not correct as per the server time. It is basically not following the correct time zone although e-mail notification does. How to set the correct timezone?
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time problem is manage by your server... If your server have the good time and date your requests will have the good time and date.
MoYo - Julien Dombre - Association INDEPNET
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We also had the same issue. Example, when we post a ticket, the server time is 8:40am (GMT+8). But on the webpage, it stated as 1:40am which is correct as what you mentioned above. But we need to set the time for GLPI using the correct timezone.
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the function used for adding a ticket and display de date is the same : the php date function.
So I do not understand why your have 2 différent dates
MoYo - Julien Dombre - Association INDEPNET
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No issues on the date as long as it's not beyond the 8-hour time zone. But the time shown on GLPI does not follow our time zone. Maybe the sample below can help. This is an e-mail sample when we create a new ticket and then update it.
New ticket e-mail header:
from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ([xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) by xxx with Microsoft SMTPSVC(5.0.2195.6713); Wed, 13 Sep 2006 16:45:26 +0800
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New ticket e-mail content: |
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Begin date: 2006-09-13 08:45:25 <------------------------------------------- The time here and the time ------------------------
So, when we open the ticket page, it will stated as the begin address instead of localtime address. If a user submit a ticket at 9.00am, GLPI will record the ticket created at 1am.
Hope this explaination is clearer.
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Problem solved. Need to edit correct php.ini and change the timezone.
date.timezone = Asia/Kuala_Lumpur (or whatever timezone u in).
Restart your webserver and the correct time is displayed. However, it only applies to new posting/update and not previously created/updated tickets.
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Problem solved. Need to edit correct php.ini and change the timezone.
date.timezone = Asia/Kuala_Lumpur (or whatever timezone u in).
Restart your webserver and the correct time is displayed. However, it only applies to new posting/update and not previously created/updated tickets.
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Add this please in the glpi wiki for english users in FAQ if you can
Xavier Caillaud
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