Timestamp added to posts seems wrong

[LvR]

I have noticed over the last about 2 weeks, that if I visit the forum, go surf somewhere else and then return to the forum a while later, a new reply/post may appear with a timetag about an hour before I visited the first time, even though I know it was not there the first time I visited.

I have just experienced it with a reply of my own here

http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29525

I posted at around 5:45 (GMT+2) yet it is labeled about an hour earlier.

Server having a bad-hair day again?

Edit - It most likely has something to do with the fact that the current time on the forum is reported an hour earlier than what it should be

[Ant]

Looks like the server has done a little daylight saving.

[LvR]

Nice to see that it stopped its saving!

Thanks

[Admiral]

time test

[Jorden]

Looks like it runs on Dutch wintertime, or as it says GMT+1, which is now correct (and not English time)

[Ant]

It says:

"All times are GMT. The time now is 13:12."

Which is correct, don't know where you get the GMT+1 from.

[Jorden]

See picture.

[LvR]

Jorden

At the time of registering on the forum you must have choosen to have the time displayed as GMT+1 due to your location.

In my case it reads GMT+2 because I have choosen that.

[Ant]

Jorden, take your foot out of your mouth

[Jorden]

mumble

[Guru]

(Forum time)All times are GMT +2 hours. The time now is 11:54

Guru time (GMT +2) 11:20 can anyone explain this?

[Ant]

Yeah your clock is wrong

[Guru]

Originally posted by Ant
Yeah your clock is wrong

Böööööööööörp wrong answer!

[Admiral]

In the user cp, under the edit options tag, there are some Date & Time Options. One of them is Time offset.

The server clock seems to be running right now, since I no longer have to put Moscow time (GMT +3) in, for times to display right.
I'm on GMT +2 (EET) now, as I should've been.

(thanks for bringing the old smilies back Ant )

[Guru]

Can I change them by 0.5H steps?