Just tested 10.1.7 GDPR release and it works well.

Wilfried Rijsemus (3sides) over 5 years ago

Leave the Community works well

Take out works well

Update Terms agreement works well.............

We DO have to fly your test engineers to a different time zone . There is a time zone errror in the "Update Terms of Use". This triggers a new registrant to have to agree twice for as long as the real local time has not caught up with the system time.

0 Mathew D'Amico over 5 years ago

Can you provide steps to reproduce the issue for the time zone issue you are seeing?
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0 Wilfried Rijsemus (3sides) over 5 years ago in reply to Mathew D'Amico
Fly to a different time zone (;-)) India for instance

Enable new Terms and Conditions and click on Update

Register a new user immediately

You will see that the new user is prompted the agreement twice

During the regular sign up

When entering after signed it says: You need to agree to the new terms
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0 Ben Tiedt over 5 years ago in reply to Wilfried Rijsemus (3sides)

None of the dates are provided by the user--all retrieved and stored in UTC. The only way I can reproduce this is if I'm in a multi-server environment with mismatched server clocks and update the terms on the server that is in the future relative to other servers so that when the user is created the current UTC time is still earlier than the UTC time of the server on which I updated the terms of service date.

The date check is currently precise to the millisecond. After accepting the terms in your step 2, are you prompted again? If it were a timezone issue, I would expect you to be asked repeatedly until the user's timezone catches up to the server's timezone.
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