We are trying to schedule downtime and the saved downtime is using the wrong dates.
We selected start as 2012-11-20 and end as 2015-11-21 using the date picker.
However it ended up as totally wrong dates.
However if we typed the date and time manually, it is captured correctly.
This problem just started as we upgraded to R5.2.2 from R5.2
Our other instance of XI R5.2.2 is ok.
There was no changes to the system at all.
Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
Can you show us:
Admin > System Config > System Settings > Timezone
and
Admin > System Config > System Profile > Click Show Profile button and show us the date and time in that.
Also, can you show us the page where you enter in all the Scheduled Downtime information before you click the button to submit it please.
Admin > System Config > System Settings > Timezone
and
Admin > System Config > System Profile > Click Show Profile button and show us the date and time in that.
Also, can you show us the page where you enter in all the Scheduled Downtime information before you click the button to submit it please.
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
Please note that it captures correctly if we typed in manually in the following format.
dd-MM-yyyy HH:SS
The date picker gives in MM-dd-yyyy HH:SS
dd-MM-yyyy HH:SS
The date picker gives in MM-dd-yyyy HH:SS
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
According to our developers, on the scheduled downtime page, if you are set to a different timezone on the server, the downtime is converted into your browser's timezone. Is your browser set to "Asia/Kuala_Lumpur" timezone? What is the date format for the user/user defaults set for - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS?
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
lmiltchev wrote:According to our developers, on the scheduled downtime page, if you are set to a different timezone on the server, the downtime is converted into your browser's timezone. Is your browser set to "Asia/Kuala_Lumpur" timezone? What is the date format for the user/user defaults set for - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS?
User set to dd/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS.
This does not explain why it was working fine all this while. The other 2 servers using the same settings are fine.
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
I am trying to recreate this over here, but running into issues. What browser was used when the date didn't appear properly?
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Firefox 42rkennedy wrote:I am trying to recreate this over here, but running into issues. What browser was used when the date didn't appear properly?
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Re: Schedule Downtime - Wrong Date
I am not able to recreate the issue. Can you show us screenshots of your workstation's time settings, the general account settings (Admin->System Settings->User Defaults), and user's settings? See examples below:
Next, go to Home->Scheduled Downtime->Schedule Host Downtime, select "Start" and "End" time using the picker, show us a screenshot BEFORE you click on the "Schedule" button, and AFTER you click on the "Schedule" button.
Next, go to Home->Scheduled Downtime->Schedule Host Downtime, select "Start" and "End" time using the picker, show us a screenshot BEFORE you click on the "Schedule" button, and AFTER you click on the "Schedule" button.
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