It seems the only timezones working are the russians.
"Rome" is missing and causes a warning on the "SCCP Info" page.
I added it on the extconfigs.class.php as:
because W. Europe Standard is the correct Cisco Timezone, but in the XML i find:
<timeZone>W. Europe Standard/Daylight</timeZone>
instead:
<timeZone>W. Europe Standard/Daylight Time</timeZone>
and this causes the time is shifted by half an hour... It seems that the missing "Time" word is doing a mess. :-O
The solution was a workaround and was to leave blank the Daylight value of the array (because it is substituted in a wrong way) and include the correct daylight parameter ("Daylight Time") directly in the timezone.
It seems the only timezones working are the russians. "Rome" is missing and causes a warning on the "SCCP Info" page. I added it on the extconfigs.class.php as:
'Europe/Rome' => array('offset' => '60', 'daylight' => 'Daylight'),but it generates incorrect entry in the SEP.cnf.xml file.
Then I tried:
'Europe/Rome' => array('offset' => '60', 'daylight' => 'Daylight', 'cisco_code' => 'W. Europe Standard'),because W. Europe Standard is the correct Cisco Timezone, but in the XML i find:
<timeZone>W. Europe Standard/Daylight</timeZone>instead:<timeZone>W. Europe Standard/Daylight Time</timeZone>and this causes the time is shifted by half an hour... It seems that the missing "Time" word is doing a mess. :-O The solution was a workaround and was to leave blank the Daylight value of the array (because it is substituted in a wrong way) and include the correct daylight parameter ("Daylight Time") directly in the timezone.
'Europe/Rome' => array('offset' => '60', 'daylight' => '', 'cisco_code' => 'W. Europe Standard/Daylight Time'),That works good but it remains a workaround.