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[setman]

In what file do you change the time for xlrstats?

[MordyT]

for the webfront? Edit statsconfig.php and set the time to either reflect local time or not to...

[setman]

Yes Mordy it is webfront. No matter if I use 1 or 0 it is still the same

It says Wed.25, 2012 10:30pm

When it is  Thurs.26,2012 2:30pm

[MordyT]

please link to the stats page and also upload the statsconfig.php (remove passwords)

[setman]

http://pastebin.com/dCPPXV9e


http://www.silent-warriors.net/xlrstats/

This is one of the 6 statsconfig

I have them listed statsconfig1 and 2 and so on....

[MordyT]

can you put the following file on your webserver and post a link here.

Code:

<?php echo date("D M j G:i:s T Y"); ?>

[setman]

Where do I need to put this line....

[MordyT]

just in a blank file (like open notepad) and save it as time.php
Upload it to your website and post a link.

Also, are you running the latest version of xlrstats webfront?

[setman]

Yes it is the newest version

http://www.silent-warriors.net/time.php

[MordyT]

You will notice the time is the same in both these links:
http://www.silent-warriors.net/time.php
http://www.silent-warriors.net/xlrstats

What this tells me is XLRStats is reading the time from the server, not the local PC.
Your config shows it is set to local pc, so maybe your webhost has a setting that is blocking that?

As a alternative fix, you could ask your webhost to change the time? Lol...

Unless I am missing something, you will need to contact your webhost for more info. Anyone else with ideas please step in.

P.S. I am running the same version and I don't have any issue like this, so I don't think it is a xlrstats issues. Think being key word.

[setman]

Well found out that the dedicated server box was a day behind, now I just need to work on the time.

Thanks Mordy