PHP.ini Time Zone issues
PHP.ini Set up
Date.timezone = asia/chongqing
But it's still 8 minutes.
Phpinfo have seen
Date.timezoneasia/chongqingasia/chongqing
Default TimeZone etc/gmt+0
Before all is set with PHP, Date_default_timezone_set (' etc/gmt-8 ');
No problem, but it's going to be a stand to change, don't want to do it
Want to ask PHP.ini how to change the right, thank you.
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I have checked for you, I do not know this post did you read it?
http://blog.csdn.net/hzhuoquan/article/details/4957836
Usually add a global time zone macro variable in the config file of the website.
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has always been set in PHP by the passing ....
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Date_default_timezone_set (' Asia/shanghai ');
That's all you can do.
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Check first, what is your PHP version?
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Date.timezone = Asia/shanghai; does Shanghai use Beijing as a different?
Date.timezone = asia/chongqing; Chongqing is not the same as the use of Beijing?
Date.timezone = PRC, PRC
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Then try Date.timezone = etc/gmt-8
Probably the relevant constants have not been compiled in
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How do you have default?
Mine is PHP Version 5.3.1.
[Date]
; Defines the default timezone used by the date functions
; Http://php.net/date.timezone
;d Ate.timezone = "UTC"
Date.timezone = "Etc/gmt-8"
I set this up as a
After restarting Apache
Phpinfo shown as
Date
Date/time Support Enabled
"Olson" Timezone Database Version 2009.18
Timezone Database Internal
Default TimeZone Etc/gmt-8
echo "
";
Print_r (GETDATE ());
echo "
";
Output to
Array
(
[Seconds] = 38
[Minutes] = 53
[Hours] = 13
[Mday] = 3
[Wday] = 5
[Mon] = 8
[Year] = 2012
[Yday] = 215
[Weekday] = Friday
[Month] = August
[0] = 1343973218
)
You do not change the wrong file, is to change more, not to change more is Apache did not restart, not restart is the character is too bad
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Cache? Who else is involved in this? Nginx is busier than Apache may
Massive manhunt for these two key words "Default timezone", "etc/gmt+0"
