50 minutes ago, RRalston said:

@bmercier Hmmm. This was interesting. Bottom line, yes, my logs, backup dates, program run times, etc., all seem correct now. But getting there was a little weird and not sure I can properly describe what I saw. I will post log files and other screen shots to the ticket I opened.

But I will say this here, that time zone selection screen is wacky and buggy.

1) I can set a timezone from the drop down list, but the lat/long do not change. That creates strange results.

3) If I simply edit the lat/long back to where it should be it will leave the timezone to whatever it was. Basically same as 1 above

This is by design, for some users the time-zone is not set correctly by lat lng, so we need a way to allow them to set lat/lng and time zone independently. Could be improved but is the way it has been for years in firmware so is not directly related to eisy-ui. We had previously implemented the offset only but it is not honored by firmware.

For other Locate options, there is a locate me button on the bottom right which will update lat/lng and timezone.

54 minutes ago, RRalston said:

4) If when attempting to edit the lat or long, and backspace to clear it out, it blows up with an error.

Replicated. Fix id: /eisy-ui/pull/133

51 minutes ago, Javi said:

This is by design, for some users the time-zone is not set correctly by lat lng, so we need a way to allow them to set lat/lng and time zone independently. Could be improved but is the way it has been for years in firmware so is not directly related to eisy-ui. We had previously implemented the offset only but it is not honored by firmware.

For other Locate options, there is a locate me button on the bottom right which will update lat/lng and timezone.

Replicated. Fix id: /eisy-ui/pull/133

Understood, as I use the ability to set specific values to more correctly identify my location, even though my main TZ is Boston,MA. What I was trying to point out, is that a user can have, for example, set Alaska as the TZ, with a Boston Lat/long. That combination created odd time behavior.

Not sure what to suggest in that regard, just saying weird combinations can be created. 😁

Rob