[HLX]

On the downloads tab in JD, you can choose the columns that you want it to show: Name, Size, Server, Status, Progress, etc.

One of the tabs is the end time, but in my particular case it shows +1 hour. For example, if I finish a download at 8:23 am, it says 9:23 am instead.

I believe this has to do with the fact that we had "Daylight Saving Time" for 26 years, but it was removed in our country months ago, so this April 2nd we no longer had to forward time 1 hour.

Some smartphones with automatic time confused people in my country because they still forwarded 1 hour, while some other phones and windows knew that they no longer had to do that.

Note: Windows launched an update to fix this, and apparently new time zone were created for some states or regions.

Is there a way I could fix this?

[notice]

Originally Posted by HLX

On the downloads tab in JD, you can choose the columns that you want it to show: Name, Size, Server, Status, Progress, etc.
One of the tabs is the end time, but in my particular case it shows +1 hour. For example, if I finish a download at 8:23 am, it says 9:23 am instead.
I believe this has to do with the fact that we had "Daylight Saving Time" for 26 years, but it was removed in our country months ago, so this April 2nd we no longer had to forward time 1 hour.

Yes, you are right that it is caused most likely due to changed timezone data.

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Originally Posted by HLX

Is there a way I could fix this?

Yes Java uses own time zone mapping data and therefore must be updated in case time zone changes do affect you.
Can you provide a screenshot of your about dialog, see https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...tion-directory
That way I know which java version your JDownloader is running on, so I can tell you how to update it to newer version that may include updated timezone data.
Where are you from? so I can check java version changelogs which version includes the updated time zone data file.

[notice]

@HLX: I found this github.com/jeremywall/java-tzdb-builder/tree/main/releases/latest
you can download the .dat file and replace /lib/tzdb.dat file in the bundled Java (java or jre) folder within your JDownloader directory

[HLX]

Originally Posted by notice

Can you provide a screenshot of your about dialog, see **External links are only visible to Support Staff**...
That way I know which java version your JDownloader is running on, so I can tell you how to update it to newer version that may include updated timezone data.
Where are you from? so I can check java version changelogs which version includes the updated time zone data file.

I attached the screenshot that you requested, in case it still helps. I had Java 8 32 bits up until about 1 week ago. The web downloader installed that version by default on my 64 bit system, but I was the one that reported that it recently became super slow, so I updated to Java 17 64 bits 1 week ago and it's been working properly

Originally Posted by notice

@HLX: I found this github.com/jeremywall/java-tzdb-builder/tree/main/releases/latest
you can download the .dat file and replace /lib/tzdb.dat file in the bundled Java (java or jre) folder within your JDownloader directory

Thank you!!! That fixed the issue. You are a genius.

You also asked me where I'm from. I'm from México, close to Texas. Do you think I should also report this somewhere else so it could be fixed for other people or in future releases?

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Originally Posted by HLX

The web downloader installed that version by default on my 64 bit system

Currently the web downloader just supports 32bit. We're still working on a solution that supports 32/64 bit accordingly to your OS.
For *normal* workload, the 32bit version is just fine though

Originally Posted by HLX

Thank you!!! That fixed the issue. You are a genius.
You also asked me where I'm from. I'm from México, close to Texas. Do you think I should also report this somewhere else so it could be fixed for other people or in future releases?

Thank you for the feedback! Yes, we will look into updating the installer and also maybe work on auto update of the timezone file.

[HLX]

Originally Posted by notice

Currently the web downloader just supports 32bit. We're still working on a solution that supports 32/64 bit accordingly to your OS.
For *normal* workload, the 32bit version is just fine though


Thank you for the feedback! Yes, we will look into updating the installer and also maybe work on auto update of the timezone file.

The support that you guys give is amazing

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@HLX
Thanks for your nice feedback!