After upgrading to WP2.8 I have noticed that the times on the x-axis of the visitor graph seems to be picked up from the server time and not from the time zone chosen in the word press general setup menu. The timestamps in the visitor list, however, seem to be correct.
WP2.8 timestamps in graph from server time
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Posted 8 months ago #
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To properly diagnose and fix this problem we need to see your timezones for Wordpress and MySQL as shown in Wassup->options->[Manage Files & Database] tab and see your chart as well. Please create a snapshot(screenshot) image of page one of your visitor detail screen with the chart in it and attach the link in this thread, and, from "Manage Files & Databse", paste the values for, "WordPress Time Offset" and "MySQL Timezone".
Also, you should doublecheck that the cause of the time difference is not the time change from daylight-savings to standard time. Wordpress still requires you that you manually change the time twice a year when you are in a timezone that observes daylight-savings time.
-Helene D.
http://www.techfromhel.comPosted 3 months ago # -
See attached screens. All hours are OK except those under graph.
http://automotiveblog.pl/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/wassup.gif
http://automotiveblog.pl/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/wassup1.gifWassUp Wersja: 1.7.2.1
WassUp Table name: wp_wassup
WassUp Table Charset/collation: utf8_general_ciWordPress Wersja: 2.8.6
WordPress Serwer hosta: Apache
WordPress Offset czasowy: UTC +1 godz. (20:54)
WordPress Character set: UTF-8
WordPress Język: pl-PLPHP Wersja: 5.2.9
PHP Tryb bezpieczny: wył
PHP File Open Restrictions (open_basedir): wył
PHP Przydział pamięci: 90M
PHP Wykorzystanie pamięci: 28.55M
PHP Czas wykonywania skryptu: 120 sekund
PHP Browser Capabilities File (browscap): nieustawione
PHP Curl: zainstalowanoMySQL Wersja: 5.0.67-log
MySQL Silnik: MyISAM
MySQL Query Cache: 50M
MySQL Delayed Insert Queue: 1000 rows
MySQL Index (Key) Buffer: 7M
MySQL Read Buffer: 1M
MySQL Wait Timeout: 14400 sekund
MySQL Strefa czasowa: GMT-1 (UTC 1)
MySQL Charset/collation: utf8_general_ciPosted 3 months ago #
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