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Taavi wrote:Hello,
seems that utc_timestamp() is giving me -2 hours from my local time (east european summer time) while correct would be -3 hours.

Can it be fixed? Or any workarounds?

https://www.timestamp-converter.com/

Taavi

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Hello,
seems that utc_timestamp() is giving me -2 hours from my local time (east european summer time) while correct would be -3 hours.

Can it be fixed? Or any workarounds?

https://www.timestamp-converter.com/

Taavi

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