Re: PHP error with Pmwiki

[ALopez@xxxxxxxxxx]

> What bothers you more? The notice or the fact that the timezone 
> defaulted to UTC?

What bothers me most is that we sometimes got the message and other times 
we didn't.  Restarting the Apache server would sometimes fix it, other 
times it wouldn't.

I have apparently fixed it by adding the following to 
'/www/zendcore/htdocs/pmwiki/pmwiki.php':

date_default_timezone_set("America/New_York"); 

The hard part was deciding where to insert it into the file.  Seeing code 
like:

$page = RetrieveAuthPage($pagename, $auth, true);  
if (!$page) { Abort("?unable to read $pagename"); }  
foreach($PageAttributes as $attr=>$p) {  
  $v = stripmagic(@$_POST[$attr]);  
  if ($v == '') continue;  
  if ($v=='clear') unset($page[$attr]);  
  else if (strncmp($attr, 'passwd', 6) != 0) $page[$attr] = $v;  
  else {  
    $a = array();  
    preg_match_all('/"[^"]*"|\'[^\']*\'|\\S+/', $v, $match);  
    foreach($match[0] as $pw)  
      $a[] = preg_match('/^(@|\\w+:)/', $pw) ? $pw  
                 : crypt(preg_replace('/^([\'"])(.*)\\1$/', '$2', $pw));  
    if ($a) $page[$attr] = implode(' ',$a);  
  }  
}  

left me wondering where exactly I could add the line.  I finally settled 
for inserting it before the line that has $WikiTitle = 'PmWiki'; and seems 
to have fixed it.  Why the error only came up after running the Wiki for 
close to a month, I don't know.  Why it could sometimes be fixed by 
restarting the Apache instance, I don't know.  I guess that's the 
difference between a programmer and a systems analyst--the amount of stuff 
you DON'T know....