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Hi!

This patch was applied to Nagios Core and was in 3.2.0. I've fixed a =20
specific problem last year with timeperiods when DST moved back one =20
hour, but I didn't change the other occurrences of this patch. My =20
feeling was to get a test case for the specific changes before =20
reverting the patch.

However, I think there are still some timezone issues (as mentioned by =20=

Mark Frost on nagios-users), so I'm thinking that I should revert the =20=

entire patch and instead say that if you want to add the isdst=3D-1 in, =20=

then add test cases in.

Opinions?

Ton

On 30 Dec 2008, at 17:36, Albrecht Dre=DF wrote:

> Hi all:
>
> please find attached to this message a diff against the current cvs =20=

> which fixes a strange issue in Nagios 3.0.6 I discovered a while ago =20=

> [1, 2]. Using it on my Ubuntu Hardy server since then, it seems to =20=

> properly fix the issue. As always, any comment is welcome!
>
> All the best for a happy, healthy and prosperous new year 2009,
> Cheers,
> Albrecht.
>
> [1]
> [2]
> bug=20
> .diff=20
> >=20
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Hi!This =
patch was applied to Nagios Core and was in 3.2.0. I've fixed a specific =
problem last year with timeperiods when DST moved back one hour, but I =
didn't change the other occurrences of this patch. My feeling was to get =
a test case for the specific changes before reverting the =
patch.However, I think there are still some =
timezone issues (as mentioned by Mark Frost on nagios-users), so I'm =
thinking that I should revert the entire patch and instead say that if =
you want to add the isdst=3D-1 in, then add test cases =
in.Opinions?TonOn 30 Dec 2008, at 17:36, Albrecht Dre=DF =
wrote:Hi all:please find attached to this message a =
diff against the current cvs which fixes a strange issue in Nagios 3.0.6 =
I discovered a while ago [1, 2].  Using it on my Ubuntu Hardy =
server since then, it seems to properly fix the issue.  As always, =
any comment is welcome!<b

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