The header and the time configuration page shows a wrong time.
I have it configured to get time from router NTP server and TZ "Europe/Madrid" aka CEST.
Time of the NTP server:
It seems that is applying two times the timezone, omitting the TZ reported by the server.
I was investigating intermittent network disconnects from the openevse and perhaps that would explain it. Could be that it's being rejected by the network.
Other appliances in the same network segment have the right time:
Closing it, as it seems it was something to do with the last update.
After changing it to manual and back to NTP, the time was corrected, and remains that way after a reboot.
Version: master_3acace00_modified
The header and the time configuration page shows a wrong time. I have it configured to get time from router NTP server and TZ "Europe/Madrid" aka CEST.
Time of the NTP server:![imagen](https://github.com/OpenEVSE/openevse_esp32_firmware/assets/1693727/58efffa2-2eb2-4a84-bd9c-4b0a923769e3)
It seems that is applying two times the timezone, omitting the TZ reported by the server.
I was investigating intermittent network disconnects from the openevse and perhaps that would explain it. Could be that it's being rejected by the network.
Other appliances in the same network segment have the right time:![imagen](https://github.com/OpenEVSE/openevse_esp32_firmware/assets/1693727/0cd5938c-f61f-4984-9896-3221a5e040e7)