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All the times are an hour fast, or is it my PC that's doing it?
OK, they've just changed...
Has someone forgotten to change the clocks?
All the times are an hour fast, or is it my PC that's doing it?
OK, they've just changed...
And again...
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 04:40 PM.
What's going on?
Edit: I see, if I'm not logged in, I get GMT+1, if I'm logged in, GMT.
Is this determined by network time?
Last edited by Smudger; 02-11-2012 at 03:43 PM. Reason: Addition
You set your time zone in your account preferences
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Yeah, it's fine when I'm logged in, but if the session times out, or I haven't logged in yet, I get GMT+1 for some reason...
DST needs manually disabling, apparently. So I've done it.
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Smudger (02-11-2012)
Another mystery solved!
No spamming!
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