Timezone setting and location for sunrise/sunset

[Michel Kohanim]

  On 11/21/2021 at 5:10 PM, MWareman said:

Looking forward to the SNI and Z-Wave support - these two will help me complete my own migration. Only one final bugfix to confirm - triggering device substitution for # in NRs. 

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Next on the list!!

With kind regards,
Michel

[SJK]

Michael- was this released yet?

Yesterday I did an update via the UI, expecting that this would be out. Rebooted afterward and everything seemed fine and didn't notice any difference (I don't have the lat/long in Polisy yet)- stayed at EST with correct sunrise/sunset.  So I adjusted my programs to use the inbuilt solar calculations rather than relying on sun elevation in the sun node server.

Tonight I launch my ISY console to tweak some programs (my evening programs didn't run as expected) - and I'm back to Los Angeles again! Polisy UI still says Philadelphia though.

Hoping this fix wasn't applied yet...

[larryllix]

  On 11/30/2021 at 1:06 AM, Scott Korvek said:

Michael- was this released yet?
Yesterday I did an update via the UI, expecting that this would be out. Rebooted afterward and everything seemed fine and didn't notice any difference (I don't have the lat/long in Polisy yet)- stayed at EST with correct sunrise/sunset.  So I adjusted my programs to use the inbuilt solar calculations rather than relying on sun elevation in the sun node server.
Tonight I launch my ISY console to tweak some programs (my evening programs didn't run as expected) - and I'm back to Los Angeles again! Polisy UI still says Philadelphia though.
Hoping this fix wasn't applied yet...

I posted a link to a website with instructions to fix the system time zone in freeBSD a few posts back.

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[Michel Kohanim]

@Scott Korvek,

Sincere apologies, not yet as we jammed Z-Wave support into it and currently testing. Hopefully before the end of the week.

With kind regards,
Michel

[SJK]

ok- that explains it. Still wondering what's making that function call though! If it's a node server, I should be able to stop it and then notify the nodeserver developer.

 

@larryllix My issue isn't with approximate lat/long.

 

[larryllix]

  On 12/1/2021 at 12:21 PM, Scott Korvek said:

ok- that explains it. Still wondering what's making that function call though! If it's a node server, I should be able to stop it and then notify the nodeserver developer.
 
@larryllix My issue isn't with approximate lat/long.
 

Mine wasn't either but the freeBSD timezone was never set permanently and properly and ISY kept reinstalling the system timezone back to LA.. At least being in the right timezone wasn't off by 3 hours here.

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