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    Forum time

    I believe you guys have a wrong GMT. It's off by 1 hour. I'm in Central time (-6) and that gives me an hour too early through your forum clock (i.e. it's 11:15 and the forum clock shows 10:15). Remember that GMT never changes for Daylight savings!!

    Mike
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    Mrmikeman take a look at this thread http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php?s=&threadid=32762
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    • #3
      Understood.

      But they STILL have a wrong GMT. I use it everyday in my job so I know. GMT should never change.

      The time being off because of Daylight savings would be accurate if we were in the summer. When we're in Standard time (like we are now)then the time should be correct.

      Mike
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      • #4
        There is a fault somewhere, however I'm trying to track down if its in vB, or at the server.

        Dan
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        • #5
          Its usually the server, need to set the time offset in vb. Of course soon as we do that they'll correct the server time

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          • #6
            It's been off by an hour for ages, just put -5 in your options and it's set (I'm using +3 instead of +2 ever since).

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            • #7
              Nope, I tried that, then the americans go off by an hour.
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              • #8
                We are more important than them, for pity's sake!!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Sasq
                  Nope, I tried that, then the americans go off by an hour.
                  The Canadians too!
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                  (you heard from me first!)

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