change over time on " current forum time" BST/GMT

[#1]

Apparently, this bug has been around for a long time, and yet still has not been fixed..... it is causing a lot of concern and is mentioned in the chit chat forum.....
A post was put on there to remind everyone about the change of time to BST .....
When new posts are posted..... the time shown is now 1hour behind the current U.K. time.... i.e British Summer Time. 
It appears that to adjust to show the correct time, EVERY forum member has to edit his profile to correct for BST / GMT.... yet this is given as an "option" to show the time of your post as + or -    "the current forum time"  which DOES NOT CHANGE with BST/GMT....

It has been reported that "the current forum time" is controlled by SMF and that "even the old forum times never changed"....
Isn`t it about time (no pun intended) that this BUG was FIXED permanently?

[#2]

Testing reply..

[#3]

Hmm, there does appear to be a collection of problems resorting to the change over on the Community Site

[#4]

Well I haven't touched anything on my profile and everything looks correct. The time offset is set as zero.
Edit: It says this post was made at 16:23:09 which is correct.

[#5]

Jelv............ look at your posting time on the forum listing...

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New  change over time on " current forum time" BST/GMT    shutter  3  9  Last post  Today at 17:23 by jelv

Methinks there is a problem.................... it is now 16:30  (sixteen thirty) or  half past four (old money)

(my post time is also 17:30 above ! ! !

[#6]

And the reason being  "the current forum time" has been adjusted............. So all those forum members who altered their settings have to go back and do it again ! 
Someone is being a bit sneaky and not telling........................

[#7]

oh dear my profile time shows 16:42, yet my forum time show 17:42, current offset zero,  what is going on?
Edit yet again, now it is showing 16::45
Help

[#8]

Quote from: shutter

Jelv............ look at your posting time on the forum listing...

I had!

[#9]

I changed the time offset in the Admin area to 0 then went to look to see if there was anything else misbehaving. I've found something else that's misbehaving so was looking at the code for that.
If you've already changed your time offset, you'll need to adjust it back again.

[#10]

I knew someone would get it sorted...... will it be "automatic" when we change back to GMT..... or will we have to remind you there is a BUG again? 

[#11]

It may be automatic, it may not be. I'll try and remember at the time so I'm awake when it happens next time though

[#12]

Just so long as it`s working by 0800 GMT on the first day of GMT will suit most people I think..... no need to lose sleep over it..... just make sure the alarm clock is changed over, and set, so you can get to work on (correct) time

[#13]

our next headache is October 26th  Not 2nd November As in New York 

[#14]

Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but viewing the main page of the community site, where it says "Recent Comments" (some way down the right hand side), my comment on Dave's streaming blog suggests it was made at 11.12, whereas it was actually made at 12.12. I've checked my time settings in my profile, and the local time is correct, with my time offset = 0.
Bug or by design? Is there a clock wrong somewhere?!

[#15]

its the difference between UST, GMT, BST;  BST is one hour different to the previous two on another forum, I have to set mine as GMT+1 during the summer, cant remember what I have on this