Image upload time incorrect
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 36547, member: 7271”]“If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.”
It isn’t “broken” persay. It’s not even a “problem” persay.
Your /etc/apache2/php/php.ini? Maybe needs the date.timezone?[/quote]
Let me check that out and see what is set. Thanks.
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[quote=“PomonaIT, post: 36554, member: 24658”]Let me check that out and see what is set. Thanks.[/quote]
I am using Ubuntu, so I found the php.ini at /etc/php5/apache2/. The date.timezone setting was blank, so I added “date.timezone = America/Los_Angeles”. I restarted server for good measure, uploaded image and time is off by 7 hours. Any other ideas?
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i believe you need quotes around the America/Los_Angeles part
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Quotes are not needed, nor will they hurt.
I found out the issue.
The file you need to add the date.timezone on Ubuntu 14.04 (and possibly others?) Is in:
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[code]/etc/php5/cli/php.ini[/code] -
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 36573, member: 7271”]Quotes are not needed, nor will they hurt.
I found out the issue.
The file you need to add the date.timezone on Ubuntu 14.04 (and possibly others?) Is in:
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[code]/etc/php5/cli/php.ini[/code][/quote]Great. I guess we have something like a 1 in 3 chance to have got it right…haha. I will give that a try.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 36573, member: 7271”]Quotes are not needed, nor will they hurt.
I found out the issue.
The file you need to add the date.timezone on Ubuntu 14.04 (and possibly others?) Is in:
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[code]/etc/php5/cli/php.ini[/code][/quote]Oh well, I edit the setting on both php.ini’s with and without quotes with no success.
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Have you restarted the apache service after making the change? Not just refreshing the page but
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I’m on FOG 0.32 and I have never been able to make the web interface show the correct time (e.g. in the bandwidth/transmit graph on the dashboard), although I put my time zone in every php.ini file I could find including apache restarts. I eventually gave up on that matter.
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When putting in your time zone, make sure it’s not in as:
[code];date.timezone = America/New_York[/code]Notice the prepending semicolon? That tells the apache config files (more specifically the php.ini) that it’s to be ignored and similar to a comment.
Make sure the line is simply listed as:
[code]date.timezone = America/New_York[/code]You can use quotes around the timezone as well, but I don’t think it matters as much.
For the web interface on ubuntu it’s /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
For the CLI side (FOGMulticastManager, FOGImageReplicator, FOGScheduler) it’s /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
To my knowledge, there’s only two php.ini files in use for Ubuntu systems so if you place the same timezone information in both of the files, you’ll need to restart the Web server itself: (e.g. sudo service apache2 restart) and the FOG Services (e.g. sudo service FOG{MulticastManager,ImageReplicator,Scheduler} restart) for the time to start being reflected correctly. If this still doesn’t work for you, maybe your system time is not set to the local timezone either?
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The time zones in both ini files are set correctly (in my case to Europe/Berlin). The time shown on FOG is still wrong.
My system time (what I get after typing date) was wrong, although it is also set to Europe/Berlin. After typing “[SIZE=14px][FONT=Ubuntu Mono][COLOR=#222222]sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]”, system time is correct now. However, “FOG time” is still wrong (2 hours behind).
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Berlin is +2 hours from GMT?
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 36665, member: 7271”]Berlin is +2 hours from GMT?[/quote]
Yes.
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I know you said you’re sure, but is the date.timezone = Europe/Berlin, or is it ;date.timezone = Europe/Berlin?
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Definitely no semicolon at the beginning of the line.
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worked for me; here is the line:
[CODE]date.timezone = America/Los_Angeles[/CODE]
