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a conflict with the clock xibo

Asked by Luis Fernando Chin Cab

Causing me a conflict with the clock xibo, I add the server's time, but when you save it saves a different time, two hours earlier. Like I do to restore this problem?

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Alex Harrington (alexharrington) said : 		#1

You need to find out what timezone your server uses and set the same timezone in the server settings in Xibo.

Alex

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Luis Fernando Chin Cab (orale-lfcc) said : 		#2

already placed the time of xibo server, but loading the layout recognizes the server time, but keep him change the hour ago 2 hours

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Luis Fernando Chin Cab (orale-lfcc) said : 		#3

because when you load the layout recognizes the server time, but keep him change the hour ago 2 hours, and time zone is correct, because when loading the layount recognizes the server time, but when you change the time to save him

Luis

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Dan Garner (dangarner) said : 		#4

Luis,

Is the clock in Xibo (top right) displaying the correct time?

If you click on the clock you should get some information about the timezone set... can you paste that in here?

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Luis Fernando Chin Cab (orale-lfcc) said : 		#5

Dan

I find the watch? configuration is the area? that as you change the configuration to xibo

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Dan Garner (dangarner) said : 		#6

Which version of Xibo are you using?

There is a clock in the top right hand corner of every Xibo page, it is next to the About and Help menus. Clicking on the clock will show you the time Xibo thinks your server is in.

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Luis Fernando Chin Cab (orale-lfcc) said : 		#7

Dan

I am using the 1.0.2 version, this does not bring any clock, which I recommend to use? why be causing this conflict?

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Best Dan Garner (dangarner) said : 		#8

I would recommend that you upgrade to version 1.2.0 instead. 1.0.2 is very old and there have been many improvements since that version (including improvements with time zones).

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Luis Fernando Chin Cab (orale-lfcc) said : 		#9

Dan

ok, thanks I'll use that version, I hope not cause the same problem, thank you very much