[horde] Issues with Locale and Time (Was Re: Fwd: Your message to horde awaits moderator approval)

[Patrick De Zordo]

Am 19.05.2014 20:14, schrieb Michael J Rubinsky:
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> Quoting Patrick De Zordo <patrick at spamreducer.eu>:
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>> Am 19.05.2014 16:02, schrieb Michael J Rubinsky:
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>>> Quoting Patrick De Zordo <patrick at spamreducer.eu>:
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>>>> Am 19.05.2014 15:34, schrieb Michael J Rubinsky:
>>>>> Horde has a global timezone setting, which Kronolith will use by 
>>>>> default. You can create an event in a different timezone when 
>>>>> creating the event, or leave it as 'Default' to use the global 
>>>>> timezone.
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>>>> Dont know where to find it..
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>>> In the user's 'locale and time' preference.
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>> I have in global Kronolith configuration (config.php?app=kronolith)
>> $conf[calendar][params][utc] = checked
>> $conf[resource][params][utc] = checked
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>> For user test at spamreducer.eu:
>> "Your current timezone:" = Europe/Berlin
>> Display 24-hour times? = checked
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>> But neverdeless, -2h time difference between OL and Webcalendar.
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>> But when I set in global Kronolith configuration 
>> (config.php?app=kronolith)
>> $conf[calendar][params][utc] = UNchecked
>> $conf[resource][params][utc] = UNchecked
>> then the times have no difference; theay are inserted in the right 
>> way. Really strange for me.
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> This is because this turns events into "floating" events, meaning they 
> occur at the same local time, regardless of timezone. I.e., an event 
> created at 12:00 in America/New_York will still show 12:00 at 
> America/Los_Angeles.
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>

Checked now, timezone issue resolved with 7f6f416!

>> I think, this could be an important problem with the problem for the 
>> other issue "Interesting/wrong sync behavior with OL2013".
>> Couldn't it be this is creating some error loop in software?
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> No. Timezone differences would not cause a loop. Plus, as already 
> stated that previous error has been fixed.
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