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When I create a new leave request, the related server action create an email with date and time like this:
from '[[object.date_from]]'
to: '[[object.date_to]]'
The time is always wrong (-1 hour). All users are within time zone GTM+1.
How can I send email with propper time (GTM+1)?
Davide,
OpenERP server considers everything in GMT standard. If you face the issue of emails having the GMT time, I would consider this as a bug, should be reported.
As a solution, one can write a method which converts the GMTtime into local time and proceed.
Thanks.
The explanation for that is simple.. odoo/openerp server should be always in UTC time... and users timezones should be chosen according to current timezone settings. Odoo will always write UTC times in database (without timezone) and show times in current user time zone.
In your case, i guess that your server is also in GMT timezone(wich is UTC +1) and times shown in your e-mails are -1hr.
You should check your server timezone with: date +%Z
and if it is not UTC, run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata (valid for ubuntu/debian servers)
for more info on that matter please refer to this question or serch official documentation
Hi Davide.
You users TimeZone settings is correct?
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