Description:
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Hi,

I have been tearing my hair out about this - until I discovered the underlying problem when I wrote the test code below.

The problem occurs in version 4, aswell as the latest v5 CVS. I have tried on redhat linux and windows XP. 

When the server is in a non GMT timezone, you would expect gmdate and date to produce different times - and they normally do so. however, when you ask the format to be 'U' (timestamp), gmdate appears to produce the incorrect result - it does NOT take into account that it is supposed to make a GMT result.

The code I attached shows the contradiction in the results of gmdate and date, when using a timestamp, and normal formatting.

Note, the anomolies only appear in timestamps.

Is this intentional? if so, it is very odd behaivour.

Reproduce code:
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print "<br>" . gmdate('U');
print "<br>" . date('U');
print "<br>" . gmdate('g:ia \o\n D d<\sup>S</\sup> M, Y');
print "<br>" . date('g:ia \o\n D d<\sup>S</\sup> M, Y');

Expected result:
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1086707744
1086743744
1:15am on Wed 09th Jun, 2004
11:15am on Wed 09th Jun, 2004

Actual result:
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1086743744
1086743744
1:15am on Wed 09th Jun, 2004
11:15am on Wed 09th Jun, 2004