Zee S2 - UK/European date format

[Guest]

Update - Bug report 3064 above now confirmed as a bug, so hopefully a solution will appear.

Spoke too soon.

Updated to HS3 ZEE S2 Edition 3.0.0.297

Bug still remains.

No activity on bug report since February

Clearly kicked into the long grass.

[eole]

Yea, I believe the database uses what ever it sees when it's first created. You could try creating a new test config file and test this theory. This doesn't help with an existing database though.

I've tried with the database I use on my Windows server which is in correct format. Same problem.
We pay for HS3 Pro and have to pay for HS3-RPi3 and we always get new bugs

[Jo]

Hi,

To have 24 hour format you also need to change

/usr/local/HomeSeer/autostart_hs to GB

rather than the default US.

To add your actual location

/usr/local/HomeSeer/Config/location.csv

and add your actual location copying the already entered locations.

Hope that helps

Jo

[eole]

To have 24 hour format you also need to change

/usr/local/HomeSeer/autostart_hs to GB

rather than the default US.

I've changed to FR : it works now thanks.

To add your actual location

/usr/local/HomeSeer/Config/location.csv

and add your actual location copying the already entered locations.

Time zone already knows France. Date should have been ok.
But there're so many bugs...

Thanks for your help.

[Guest]

Hi Jo,

Hi,

To have 24 hour format you also need to change

/usr/local/HomeSeer/autostart_hs to GB

[snip...]

Hope that helps

Jo

[Guest]

Hi,

To add your actual location

/usr/local/HomeSeer/Config/location.csv

and add your actual location copying the already entered locations.

As a minor aside I note that the longitude values in the file are reverse signed. ie West of Greenwich values are positive instead of the expected negative. That would explain why the sunrise/sunset times in my custom location are off, because Homeseer thinks I am 300km from where I actually am!

[cheeryfool]

As a minor aside I note that the longitude values in the file are reverse signed. ie West of Greenwich values are positive instead of the expected negative. That would explain why the sunrise/sunset times in my custom location are off, because Homeseer thinks I am 300km from where I actually am!

Yes that's a very longstanding feature/bug. HST are well aware, but strangely it's never made it to the top of the list to fix. It's doubly confusing when using other plugins that do it correctly. Seems a quick fix to default to the correct way for new installations with an option or one time conversion for existing installations.


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[Andy-UK]

Hi,

To have 24 hour format you also need to change

/usr/local/HomeSeer/autostart_hs to GB

rather than the default US.

To add your actual location

/usr/local/HomeSeer/Config/location.csv

and add your actual location copying the already entered locations.

Hope that helps

Jo

Have been banging my head against a wall with this for days on a Linux (not Zee S2) installation...

The locale was staying firmly set with US date format, which is just wrong (when you are in the UK, of course :-) )

You will also need to amend the go file in the HomeSeer directory:
e.g. nano /usr/local/HomeSeer/go to GB (or your preferred locale)

this is AS WELL AS amending in autostart_hs


hope this helps someone

[mrraptor]

Thank You

This was the last information I needed. Now finaly my HS3 under Linux has the right date and time format.