Description:
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PHP 5.1.4 and PHP 5.2 RC2 dev return different time compared with mysql's now() and local time.

Default config

Reproduce code:
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Local server in PC: MySql 5.0.22, PHP 5.1.4, PHP 5.2 RC2 dev, PHP 4.4.1

PHP 5.1 and 5.2

echo date("h:i:s"); // return 01:06:49

echo date("h:i:s", time()); // return 01:06:49

PHP 4.4.1

echo date("h:i:s"); // return 12:06:49

echo date("h:i:s", time()); // return 12:06:49

MYSQL (5.0.22)

Query: select now(); // return 2006-08-09 12:06:49

Local time: 12:06:49



Expected result:
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PHP 5.1 and 5.2

echo date("h:i:s"); // return 01:06:49 (expected 12:06:49)

echo date("h:i:s", time()); // return 01:06:49 (expected 12:06:49)

PHP 4.4.1

echo date("h:i:s"); // return 12:06:49 (expected 12:06:49)

echo date("h:i:s", time()); // return 12:06:49 (expected 12:06:49)

MYSQL (5.0.22)

Query: select now(); // return 2006-08-09 12:06:49 ((expected 12:06:49))

Local time: 12:06:49 



Actual result:
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PHp 5 automatically add 1 hour to the actual time on the local server.