public function setTimezone($default) {
        /*
        I'm sure I'm not the only one who is distressed by the recent default behavior change to E_NOTICE when the timezone isn't explicitly set in the program or in .ini.  I insure that the clock on the server IS correct, and I don't want to have to set it in two places (the system AND PHP).  So I want to read it from the system.  But PHP won't accept that answer, and insists on a call to this function
        Use it by calling it with a fallback default answer. It doesn't work on Windows.
        */
        $timezone = "";
    
        // On many systems (Mac, for instance) "/etc/localtime" is a symlink
        // to the file with the timezone info
        if (is_link("/etc/localtime")) {
        
            // If it is, that file's name is actually the "Olsen" format timezone
            $filename = readlink("/etc/localtime");
        
            $pos = strpos($filename, "zoneinfo");
            if ($pos) {
                // When it is, it's in the "/usr/share/zoneinfo/" folder
                $timezone = substr($filename, $pos + strlen("zoneinfo/"));
            }
            else {
                // If not, bail
                $timezone = $default;
            }
        }
        elseif (is_link("/etc/timezone")) {
            // On other systems, like Ubuntu, there's file with the Olsen time
            // right inside it.
            $timezone = file_get_contents("/etc/timezone");
            if (!strlen($timezone)) {
                $timezone = $default;
            }
        }
        else {
            $timezone = $default;
        }
        date_default_timezone_set($timezone);
    }
public function setTimezone($default) {
        /*
        I'm sure I'm not the only one who is distressed by the recent default behavior change to E_NOTICE when the timezone isn't explicitly set in the program or in .ini.  I insure that the clock on the server IS correct, and I don't want to have to set it in two places (the system AND PHP).  So I want to read it from the system.  But PHP won't accept that answer, and insists on a call to this function
        Use it by calling it with a fallback default answer. It doesn't work on Windows.
        */
        $timezone = "";
    
        // On many systems (Mac, for instance) "/etc/localtime" is a symlink
        // to the file with the timezone info
        if (is_link("/etc/localtime")) {
        
            // If it is, that file's name is actually the "Olsen" format timezone
            $filename = readlink("/etc/localtime");
        
            $pos = strpos($filename, "zoneinfo");
            if ($pos) {
                // When it is, it's in the "/usr/share/zoneinfo/" folder
                $timezone = substr($filename, $pos + strlen("zoneinfo/"));
            }
            else {
                // If not, bail
                $timezone = $default;
            }
        }
        elseif (is_link("/etc/timezone")) {
            // On other systems, like Ubuntu, there's file with the Olsen time
            // right inside it.
            $timezone = file_get_contents("/etc/timezone");
            if (!strlen($timezone)) {
                $timezone = $default;
            }
        }
        else {
            $timezone = $default;
        }
        date_default_timezone_set($timezone);
    }
public function setTimezone ( $ default ) { /*
        I'm sure I'm not the only one who is distressed by the recent default behavior change to E_NOTICE when the timezone isn't explicitly set in the program or in .ini.  I insure that the clock on the server IS correct, and I don't want to have to set it in two places (the system AND PHP).  So I want to read it from the system.  But PHP won't accept that answer, and insists on a call to this function
        Use it by calling it with a fallback default answer. It doesn't work on Windows.
        */ $ timezone = "" ; // On many systems (Mac, for instance) "/etc/localtime" is a symlink
 // to the file with the timezone info
 if ( is_link ( "/etc/localtime" ) ) { // If it is, that file's name is actually the "Olsen" format timezone
 $ filename = readlink ( "/etc/localtime" ) ; $ pos = strpos ( $ filename , "zoneinfo" ) ; if ( $ pos ) { // When it is, it's in the "/usr/share/zoneinfo/" folder
 $ timezone = substr ( $ filename , $ pos + strlen ( "zoneinfo/" ) ) ; } else { // If not, bail
 $ timezone = $ default ; } } elseif ( is_link ( "/etc/timezone" ) ) { // On other systems, like Ubuntu, there's file with the Olsen time
 // right inside it.
 $ timezone = file_get_contents ( "/etc/timezone" ) ; if ( ! strlen ( $ timezone ) ) { $ timezone = $ default ; } } else { $ timezone = $ default ; } date_default_timezone_set ( $ timezone ) ; }
Set timezone.

@param  string  default
@return bool
Set timezone .