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2005-09-15 20:59:54 | Re: Server Time Setting (Andrew Dunstan)

Lane Van Ingen wrote: If they set the machine to the home port's time

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2005-09-15 20:37:24 | Re: Server Time Setting (Tom Lane)

Andrew Dunstan writes: Maybe. The other thing that's worrisome here is the likelihood

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2005-09-15 20:20:17 | Re: Server Time Setting (Lane Van Ingen)

"Lane Van Ingen" writes: and Hmm. I think the way that the code in

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2005-09-15 20:07:26 | Re: Server Time Setting (Andrew Dunstan)

Tom Lane wrote: I think this is a simple case of misconfiguration and I suspect

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2005-09-15 19:51:14 | Re: Server Time Setting (Tom Lane)

"Lane Van Ingen" writes: Hmm. I think the way that the code in pgtz.c

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2005-09-15 19:16:56 | Re: Server Time Setting (Lane Van Ingen)

Server Time Setting When you say time reads correctly for Windows 2003, I assume you also

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2005-09-15 19:16:20 | Re: Server Time Setting (Merlin Moncure)

in different. Have you ruled out automatic adjustment for daylight savings time? Merlin

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2005-09-15 18:44:12 | Re: Server Time Setting (Obe, Regina DND\\MIS)

Server #1: select now() agreed with Windows time on this one Server #2: select now() was exactly

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2005-09-15 18:13:21 | Server Time Setting (Lane Van Ingen)

Server #1: select now() agreed with Windows time on this one Server #2: select now() was exactly