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#1 User is offline   Erkson 

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Posted 2003-September-02, 22:52

Hi.
Time in /myhands is local US time.
Time in /tourneyresulys is UTC.

I would prefer both in UTC time.

Erkson

PS : BTW I heard that "GMT" is named "UTC" since quite a a long time now.
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Posted 2003-September-03, 11:15

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Hi.
Time in /myhands is local US time.
Time in /tourneyresulys is UTC.

I would prefer both in UTC time.

Erkson

PS : BTW I heard that "GMT" is named "UTC" since quite a a long time now.


For a longer explanation of the relationship between GMT and UTC, try http://www.rnw.nl/re.../html/time.html

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Posted 2003-September-04, 07:37

Won't be for a while; I have enough trouble with the system clock as it is, the *&(@ thing keeps resetting each time we power cycle (we try not to, but external events force us to, occasionally). When i get this sorted out...
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Posted 2003-September-04, 12:00

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Won't be for a while; I have enough trouble with the system clock as it is, the *&(@ thing keeps resetting each time we power cycle (we try not to, but external events force us to, occasionally). When i get this sorted out...


seems you have quite an interesting server system, otherwise the use of a list of timeservers on the net could help.
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