I'm using FreeRadius 1.0.5 with MySQL 4.1.10. I am looking for a solution for timezone support over several timezones. There are probably several ways of doing this: 1. Set server with FreeRadius to the particular fixed timezone e.g. GMT 2. Set MySQL to a fixed timezone (my.cnf timezone= ...) 3. others ... Where are timezones used: - System - MySQL - PHP Application - FreeRadius I do not like to change the server timezone as other applications are using the same server. Same thing for setting MySQL to a fixed timezone, which is not my normal timezone, as other applications are using other DBs on the MySQL server. I thought I can use the MySQL session specific timezone settings, but I do not see anyhwere a place where I can set that in FreeRadius. I can set everything in PHP, but when it comes to radacct updates from a NAS ... I only have the MySQL specific timezone. It looks like that FreeRadius is always using the System specific time and does not care about the MySQL timezone settings. My goal: I like to have all radacct date&time in e.g. GMT and then convert in my application to the NAS specific timezone. Right now I can only achieve this by setting the MySQL timezone to GMT and ALL DB's are then in that timezone. Or I run a separate instance of MySQL with different port to do this? Any thoughts? Is there maybe a variable in FreeRadius telling to store time information in another timezone? Do I have to switch from MySQL tp Postgresql ... there are probably many people using FreeRadius with NAS' spreaded over several timezones. Thx!