Description:
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When iterating through a date value, day by day, I use the following code a lot:

$cur_date = mktime(0, 0, 0, date('m', $cur_date), date('d', $cur_date)+1, date('Y', $cur_date));

This used to work perfectly on PHP 4.3.4. But with 4.3.5 this call keeps returning 27-3-2004 as soon as it hits this date. I guest this has something to do with Daylight Saving Time. When you change to call to:

$cur_date = mktime(1, 0, 0, date('m', $cur_date), date('d', $cur_date)+1, date('Y', $cur_date));

It actually works fine, so it turns out that 00:00:00 @ 28-3-2004 is treated as 27-3-2004.


Reproduce code:
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<?
$cur_date = mktime(0, 0, 0, 3, 1, 2004);
while($dummy++ < 31) {
	echo date('d-m-Y', $cur_date)."<br>\n";
	$cur_date = mktime(0, 0, 0, date('m', $cur_date), date('d', $cur_date)+1, date('Y', $cur_date));	
}

Expected result:
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I expected to see the next list (as it worked on 4.3.4):

20-03-2004
21-03-2004
22-03-2004
23-03-2004
24-03-2004
25-03-2004
26-03-2004
27-03-2004
28-03-2004
29-03-2004


Actual result:
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But I actually saw this:

20-03-2004
21-03-2004
22-03-2004
23-03-2004
24-03-2004
25-03-2004
26-03-2004
27-03-2004
27-03-2004
27-03-2004