Re: gmdate()

Huh? I think date() will return different values, but gmdate() will not, since it returns GM time. Lallous, maybe it is something about summertime/wintertime? Timo Am Freitag den, 6. September 2002, um 16:36, schrieb Naintara Jain:

lets say, ServerOne has TimeZone GMT+2 ServerTwo has TimeZone GMT+3 the gmdate() will return diff values for the same timestamp. essentially there will be a diff of 1 hour in the return values from these two servers. -Naintara -----Original Message----- From: php-general-return-115477-naintara=del6.vsnl.net.in@lists.php.net [mailto:php-general- return-115477-naintara=del6.vsnl.net.in@lists.php.ne t]On Behalf Of lallous Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 8:55 PM To: php-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PHP] gmdate() I don't own the server, and the server is probably set up correctly as it is a web hosting server. anyway, how should that RedHat 6 server be set up ? Elias "Marek Kilimajer" <kilimajer@webglobe.sk> wrote in message news:3D78B76B.2010203@webglobe.sk...

The server needs to be set up correctly - it needs to know what time zone it is in and if the BIOS time is GMT or local. lallous wrote:

Isn't the gmdate() supposed to return the same value when run from two different timezones? I run it on GMT+2 system and EDT system, and I get 1 hour difference, please advise. Elias

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