not real time..

Started by venty, April 12, 2017, 08:51:44 AM

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venty

Hi,

I have a discrepancy in time when access the control panel on the right, which shows the server configuration shows me the hour and minute

When for example you do archive of one page shows me that backup is done on the server machine with three hours - early.

In the case of archives show time is right to select the hour when setting the time (in the field that we can choose hour setup), not real ..

BR
Venty
Venty

botonakis

I couldn't understand what you are saying.
If you have time differences, check your server's timezone.
It's funny that: centos-webpanel.com has cPanel and not CWP installed.

rhunyady

I'm having this issue too, i keep setting the time on CWP only to turn around and it be incorrect again

venty

Rebuild Postfix Configuration [Last Rebuild: 2017-04-25 21:10:27]
Server Time: Wed Apr 26 00:10:06 EEST 2017 [Edit]

What is the real time?!?

venty

Quote from: venty on April 25, 2017, 09:16:56 PM
Rebuild Postfix Configuration [Last Rebuild: 2017-04-25 21:10:27]
Server Time: Wed Apr 26 00:10:06 EEST 2017 [Edit]

What is the real time?!?


venty

Hi,


On the right of the home screen of the panel, my server shows:

Sun May 7 19:05:55 EEST 2017

But when I do some action, for example, a Rebuild mail server, my server shows:

Rebuild Postfix Configuration [Last Rebuild: 2017-05-07 16:05:55]

Is this all right .. ??? And what is the real time ....?!?


BR
Venty

Administrator

cwp php has probably different time zone, we will try to add this into settings for a new release.

venty

Quote from: Administrator on May 08, 2017, 01:00:09 PM
cwp php has probably different time zone, we will try to add this into settings for a new release.

Hi, I checked from the menu in the panel and the CWP PHP and the user PHP user have the same Default time zones - Europe/Sofia...

I hope correctly I understood and also checked ...

So, I never understood how to upload pictures here .. I saw the button, but ...

BR
Venty

venty

Hi,

I think the panel works with a specific time zone, and the mail server, SQL, file system and everything else that's installed and running under the operating system, in this case Centos 7 works in another time zone ....

My question is whether you've come across a similar case and whether it has been described somewhere to read and check and align the times .... or to provide an option in the panel to check, prioritize, adjust, and synchronize the times ....

BR
Venty