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change time zone in Voicemail

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    jtshows
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    Is there anyway to change the time zone that the Voicemail pop/down uses? right now it is using UTC. I would like to see it in CST.

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      nicolas
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      Look at /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf for time zone settings.

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        jtshows
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        I went into the voicemail.conf file and added both tz and Timezone entreis, restarted fop2 and asterisk, and still my voice mails display in fop2 with UTC times.

        Here is what I added:

        Timezonename=CST6CDT
        tz=CST6CDT

        Am I missing something?

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          jtshows
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          an additional note. My Standard voicemail interface (http://voicemailip/recordings) does show the right timezone on all voicemails, only the voicemail interface inside of fop2 is using UTC.

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            nicolas
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            fop2 uses the origdate field stored in the msg000X.txt files in the user mailbox (/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/XXXX/INBOX). That file is generated by asterisk. Check it manually and compare to the date that you see in fop2. Is it the same or different?

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              jtshows
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              You are right. Asterisk IS storing the voicemail using UTC timezone. I will move my question to the asterisk usergroups and maybe someone can help me fix this there. Thanks for your help.

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                nissedotca
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                I have the exact same problem,

                Yes asterisk write with the UTC timezone, but i think most external/internal apps convert it with your actual timezone (dynamic).

                Even with voicemail.conf modification for the timezone settings, asterisk still write it in UTC timezone.

                Is there a way to get a fix from FOP2? Because i don't think asterisk will move on this on.

                Thanks

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                  nicolas
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                  Ok, I will see what can I do on the client side to convert the dates then. Do you think that I should be using the desktop machine timezone settings? Or try to use the server time zone setting?

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                    nissedotca
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                    I would suggest desktop machine timezone.

                    If i travel, the timezone will show the local time, wich is good.

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                      nicolas
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                      Thanks! I have already implemented it in "trunk" . The feature will be available in the next release, due out shortly, just ironing out some last bugs.

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