date.timezone = 'UCT' in php.ini not working

[damezumari]

The server I use has PHP Version 4.4.7 and this instruction creates an
error:

<?php date_default_timezone_set('UCT'); echo date('h:ia');?>

php Help advises me to change php.ini instead:

date.timezone = 'UCT'

However, when I do the time shown seems to be that of the server, not
of UCT.

What am I doing wrong?

Regards,

Jan Nordgreen

[Toby A Inkster]

damezumari wrote:

However, when I do the time shown seems to be that of the server, not
of UCT.

What is UCT? Do you mean UTC?

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[damezumari]

Thanks!

[clive]

What is UTC ?

[Michael Fesser]

..oO(cl***@notindia.ninfo)

>What is UTC ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTC
http://www.google.com/search?q=utc

Micha

[clive]

In article <h5********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

.oO(cl***@notindia.ninfo)

What is UTC ?

http://e.org/wiki/UTC
http://www./search?q=utc

Micha

I asked for an answer here not for a bunch of advertising
for websites.

[Michael Fesser]

..oO(cl***@notindia.info)

>In article <h5********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

>>
http://e.org/wiki/UTC
http://www./search?q=utc

I asked for an answer here not for a bunch of advertising
for websites.

*LOL* You're kidding, aren't you? The links I posted would have given
you tons of answers and detailed explanations.

You should always try to search for an answer yourself before posting in
a newsgroup. That way you'll get an answer _much_ faster in many cases.
Learn how to use a search engine and Wikipedia.

Micha

[Jerry Stuckle]

cl***@notindia.info wrote:

In article <h5********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

>.oO(cl***@notindia.ninfo)

>>What is UTC ?

http://e.org/wiki/UTC
http://www./search?q=utc

Micha

I asked for an answer here not for a bunch of advertising
for websites.

No, he's telling you to look up the answer. It's very easy to find.

Before asking here you should at least TRY to find the answer on your
own. We aren't being paid to be your personal answer machines.

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[clive]

In article <bv********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

.oO(cl***@notindia.info)

In article <h5********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

>
http://e.org/wiki/UTC
http://www./search?q=utc

I asked for an answer here not for a bunch of advertising
for websites.

*LOL* You're kidding, aren't you? The links I posted would have given
you tons of answers and detailed explanations.

You should always try to search for an answer yourself before posting in
a newsgroup. That way you'll get an answer _much_ faster in many cases.
Learn how to use a search engine and Wikipedia.

Micha

What is wrong with you newsgroup morons?

Doesnt it occur to you I might just have done that if I were able?

I asked in a newsgroup because I dont have WEB access at the moment.

Stop being a newsgroup smart arse and just answer the questions asked or
keep your idiot mouth shut.

Also this is not an advertising forum for commercial web sites - your
post contravenes the group charter.

Learn to answer the questions asked instead of making up your own half
witted ones to answer wasting everyones time.

[rf]

<cl***@notindia.infowrote in message
news:MP************************@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...

In article <bv********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

>.oO(cl***@notindia.info)

>In article <h5********************************@4ax.com>, ne*****@gmx.de
says...

http://e.org/wiki/UTC
http://www./search?q=utc

I asked for an answer here not for a bunch of advertising
for websites.

*LOL* You're kidding, aren't you? The links I posted would have given
you tons of answers and detailed explanations.

You should always try to search for an answer yourself before posting in
a newsgroup. That way you'll get an answer _much_ faster in many cases.
Learn how to use a search engine and Wikipedia.

Micha

What is wrong with you newsgroup morons?

If you *really* don't know what UTC is then when you do find out, you are
also going to find out who the actual moron is.

Doesnt it occur to you I might just have done that if I were able?

No it didn't occur to us. You haven't told us yet. You haven't actually told
us anything, except that you are an arrogant bastard.

I asked in a newsgroup because I dont have WEB access at the moment.

Ah, so now we know. You have usenet access but not web access. What a
strange condition.

So trot down to the local library and use their computer. The amout of time
you have wasted already on this would have allowed you to drive to the next
states local library.

Stop being a newsgroup smart arse and just answer the questions asked or
keep your idiot mouth shut.

OK. I will keep my mouth shut on your answer. I do know the answer to your
trivial question. I however am not now going to tell *you*. Stop being an
arrogant bastard.

Also this is not an advertising forum for commercial web sites - your
post contravenes the group charter.

Har har har! Please dig up the groups charter and read it. Telling morons
where google groups is so they can answer their own trivial question is
probably the best thing to be done in this or any other newsgroup.

Learn to answer the questions asked instead of making up your own half
witted ones to answer wasting everyones time.

You obviously feel you did not get the service you required here. Why don't
you ask for your money back.

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[Toby A Inkster]

clive wrote:

What is UTC ?

It's an bizarre compromise abbreviation created for what the English
wanted to call "CUT" and the French wanted to call "TUC".

Hope that helps.

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[Michael Fesser]

..oO(cl***@notindia.info)

>What is wrong with you newsgroup morons?

The question was answered in an appropriate way. Instead of giving a too
short and probably incorrect answer and instead of posting a two-hundred
lines sermon I just posted two references. That's common and efficient,
for both the poster and the reader.

>Doesnt it occur to you I might just have done that if I were able?

No. And calling the posted links "advertisements" indicates that you
wouldn't have been able at all, even with web access.

>I asked in a newsgroup because I dont have WEB access at the moment.

You didn't tell. Is this to be a stress test for our chrystal balls? A
short "please post here, I don't have web access ATM" would have been
_much_ better than your stupid insults. This is a free service, not a
helpdesk!

>Stop being a newsgroup smart arse and just answer the questions asked or
keep your idiot mouth shut.

Also this is not an advertising forum for commercial web sites

Wikipedia is commercial? Searching on Google is commercial? Oh dear.

>your
post contravenes the group charter.

Did you look up the group charter? Do you even know what a charter is?

>Learn to answer the questions asked instead of making up your own half
witted ones to answer wasting everyones time.

Please forgive me for having wasted my time with you.

*plonk*

EOT for me
Micha