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reply Brad Roberts <braddr puremagic.com> writes:
Tonight I'm going to update bugzilla to the current release and move it to a new
host.  I'll put the existing copy in read-only mode at around 10 or 11pm Seattle
time.  The process shouldn't take all that long, but I'll estimate an hour just
to give myself some padding time.

Later,
Brad
May 09 2009
parent reply Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:
Brad Roberts wrote:

 Tonight I'm going to update bugzilla to the current release and move 
 it to a new host.  I'll put the existing copy in read-only mode at 
 around 10 or 11pm Seattle time.


<snip>

For those who aren't in Seattle, from what I can make of the information 
on Wikipedia, that's around 05:00 or 06:00 UTC.

Speaking of which, does the version you're updating to include the fix 
for bug 1047?  I hope so....

Stewart.
May 09 2009
parent Brad Roberts <braddr puremagic.com> writes:
Stewart Gordon wrote:

 Brad Roberts wrote:

 Tonight I'm going to update bugzilla to the current release and move
 it to a new host.  I'll put the existing copy in read-only mode at
 around 10 or 11pm Seattle time.


 <snip>
 
 For those who aren't in Seattle, from what I can make of the information
 on Wikipedia, that's around 05:00 or 06:00 UTC.
 
 Speaking of which, does the version you're updating to include the fix
 for bug 1047?  I hope so....
 
 Stewart.


Right now:

  Sun May 10 00:15:21 UTC 2009

  Sat May  9 17:15:21 PDT 2009

  So, -7 hours.

I know it has some time related changes, but I haven't searched for that one.
You're welcome to check on it yourself.  It's not like the bugzilla source or
bug tracking system is a secret.  Honestly, I've never once looked at any of the
times in bugzilla.  Occasionally I'll care about month and year, but time?  It's
just not meaningful data.

Later,
Brad
May 09 2009