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    forums post times?

    Any particular reason times shown for posts are about an hour behind?

    I noticed this the past couple of days and assumed it was just the Norwegian PCs i was using. But back at home with my own laptop and it is still an hour off.

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    do you have daylight savings time settings turned on?

    Its fine for me here....

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    fine here too?

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    Do you mean the fact that on forums GMT+1 is actually the right time whereas GMT is 1 hour behind what is really GMT?

    I've noticed this on many forums and really have no idea why, nobody seems to know.

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    I have DST on and am set to GMT with the right time.

    This wasn't a problem before i went away last week i don't think

    it's not a big problem, just weird

    EDIT: Ok really odd now. It's back to normal. Didn't touch a thing in my time settings.never mind
    Last edited by Funkstar; 29-08-2006 at 08:30 PM.

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    There is an option for "DST Correction Option:" under the time, could that be your problem? I wonder if the default auto detect could be not detecting correctly?

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    DST settings only come into force when you visit the User CP.
    Bored of the old one, new one coming soon

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    forum batteries are running out,

    edit mines fine btw, so i think it maybe DST or something ?

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