Contrary to bug comments, the whining UI does not tell me which timezone the times it offers me are in. hence, I'm unsure when I'll actually get that mail (I suspect PST, in case of bmo...)

This is actually a touch more complicated then it looks. Right now all date&time computations are performed using database queries, so we are actually interested in the database server's time zone. That will change with bug 304989, which moves the date&time computations to the web server side, instead of the database side. However, given what I said above, it's probably safe to assume that the database server will be in the same time zone as the web server.

This patch changes the template used by editwhines.cgi. At the end of the big block of text at the top of the page, right before the whining events are actually listed, I inserted a new paragraph. It simply says "All times are server local time." If the local timezone was specified by the maintainer, it is also included. Yes, this is a bit inaccurate because all whining-related date&time manipulations take place in the database, but I think I can safely make the assumption that the database & web servers will be in the same timezone. This will actually be moot when bug 195382 lands. Requesting review from jouni.

Comment on attachment 195609 [details] [diff] [review] Patch v1 r=jouni

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