[DiscordArchive] I feel dumb asking this, but my grep-fu is failing me. How does the client actually learn what the t
[DiscordArchive] I feel dumb asking this, but my grep-fu is failing me. How does the client actually learn what the t
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I feel dumb asking this, but my grep-fu is failing me. How does the client actually learn what the timezone offset is for the server? RMSG_REALM_LIST gives a 'timezone' but it's just a display value and most private servers just use the default '1' for 'Development' anyway. SMSG_TIME_SYNC_REQ is more focused on uptime, and finally SMSG_QUERY_TIME_RESPONSE gives the time in.... epoch. With no tz information. Where does the server actually send the client e.g. 'the Server Time is +0500' or whatever?
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12-12-2021, 06:20 AM #1Archived author: exec • Posted: 2021-12-12T06:20:55.614000+00:00
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I feel dumb asking this, but my grep-fu is failing me. How does the client actually learn what the timezone offset is for the server? RMSG_REALM_LIST gives a 'timezone' but it's just a display value and most private servers just use the default '1' for 'Development' anyway. SMSG_TIME_SYNC_REQ is more focused on uptime, and finally SMSG_QUERY_TIME_RESPONSE gives the time in.... epoch. With no tz information. Where does the server actually send the client e.g. 'the Server Time is +0500' or whatever?
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