12-12-2017, 10:27 PM
UGH! yup... ready to pull out my hair.
Time zone correct in php.ini file. Checked it a dozen times.
Let me start from where I'm at...
All right, you twisted my arm... These variables don't seem to work at all now:
Those three lines used to make handle how the emails that went out when a ticket was created, and updated. Now, when they get sent out its "your_name" that appears on the message. Ugh... more beer is definitely required.
Time zone correct in php.ini file. Checked it a dozen times.
Let me start from where I'm at...
- I've got corebos 7 and corebos 5 running side-by-side.
- All my data - at least the data that matters - has been moved over to the C7 installation.
- create a ticket or anything that displays (uses) a time stamp: the time is correct in C5 whereas the time is 5 hours ahead in C7.
- thought maybe there was something amiss with config.inc.php file, so I copied over the one from C5... no change.
- in both config files I've set this line to: $default_timezone = 'UTC -5:00'; (in the past this always worked and in fact is the setting in use by C5 which is running on the same server using the same everything that is installed on this new CentOS7 server.
- I know it's something stupid and small I'm missing... perhaps more beer will help.
- I've tried removing the -5:00 from the $feault_timezone variable so that it's value was just 'UTC'. No change.
- It won't effect the actual time I spend on trouble-tickets, however it kinda matters a lot because, well... it's not right and it's buggin me.
All right, you twisted my arm... These variables don't seem to work at all now:
Code:
// helpdesk support email id and support name (Example: 'support@your_support_domain.tld' and 'your-support name')
$HELPDESK_SUPPORT_EMAIL_ID = 'mweaver@compinfosystems.com';
$HELPDESK_SUPPORT_NAME = 'CISS Support';
$HELPDESK_SUPPORT_EMAIL_REPLY_ID = $HELPDESK_SUPPORT_EMAIL_ID;
Those three lines used to make handle how the emails that went out when a ticket was created, and updated. Now, when they get sent out its "your_name" that appears on the message. Ugh... more beer is definitely required.