I am running most recent aloha version and this morning all my FOH terms had changed to Daylite savings time( a week too early) I got the new system in August08, so it should have the DST update program in it, Funny, the BOH has the right time and is checked to sycn with FOH, Have refreshed and rebooted. What gives? Any Ideas? Thanks
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aloha time is off
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posknowitall
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I have set terminals to not update with daylight savings time. This seemed to work for now...
I had the same problem on version 6.2.7(only a few months old)running windows XP on the registers and server 2003, I had to have aloha CSC download and install a DST patch that they created. This may solve your problem if you ever see this again. Don't assume they will drop that patch in without telling them. That bit me in the butt.
The DST patch is part of the 6.2 Aloha versions and higher.
Make sure your ALOHA.INI has a line:
TIMEZONE=INTL
If you have the option for the BOH to sync the FOH times an easy way to push the time is to restart the CTLSVR. when CTLSVR is started, the time is pushed to all terminals.
You need to configure the FOH terminals to the same time zone defined on the fileserver.
Make sure your ALOHA.INI has a line:
TIMEZONE=INTL
If you have the option for the BOH to sync the FOH times an easy way to push the time is to restart the CTLSVR. when CTLSVR is started, the time is pushed to all terminals.
You need to configure the FOH terminals to the same time zone defined on the fileserver.
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