Hey All;
I have had S9Y running for a while but just decided to try to post via XML-RPC - it appears to be working but it seems that entries are being post dated time wise by 4 hours - i.e - I am in EDT - so I made an entry at 4pm - the entry gets sent to s9y (running on FreeBSD) and the time would end up being 8pm. I am not sure where that setting is coming from. I checked my script and it just sends the current time but to be sure I used Ecto as well and the same behavior is being exhibited. Any help would be excellent - thank you.
Sean
Posting via XML-RPC
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Re: Posting via XML-RPC
Hi!
XMLRPC methods specify the time when an entry is posted, so you should look at the XMLRPC client you are using to indicate the timezone you need to adjust to fit the server's timezone?
You can also specifiy a timezone server offset in the s9y configuration, that also applies to entries you create via s9y normally.
Best regards,
Garvin
XMLRPC methods specify the time when an entry is posted, so you should look at the XMLRPC client you are using to indicate the timezone you need to adjust to fit the server's timezone?
You can also specifiy a timezone server offset in the s9y configuration, that also applies to entries you create via s9y normally.
Best regards,
Garvin
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