PHP strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Z %Y') causes error in WEB GUI

[ksaveras]

php code in worker
strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Z %Y')

causes error when local time zone is used like EET or EEST (East European Time Zone)
JS code like new Date(date[run_at]) returns error of invalid date.

Suggest to use UTC zone or date('r') function if fits resque requirements.

[danhunsaker]

PR #95 actually addresses this. You can pull it into your own project to apply it.

Alternately, the current version of PHP-Resque is written against an older version of Ruby Resque, so if you don't need the latest features on the Ruby side, you should be able to roll it back far enough to reach a point in time where it works with the unmodified PHP codebase. Until #95 gets merged in, of course.

[danhunsaker]

Does that resolve your concern, or was there something else you wanted covered before this gets closed?

[ksaveras]

This we can close