I also tried the latest dev branch from Git - same problem. Oh, and to rule out some errors with my Ubuntu installation, I also tried it on an RPi 2 running OSMC (both Nextcloud and Z-Push). So, I am at a loss here and don’t really know how to continue.įWIW, I followed these instructions to setup Z-Push with Nextcloud: This seems to make sense, because an entry I create in eM Client is synced correctly. So, maybe there is some DST issue in Z-Push? I also looked at the logs (WBXML enabled), and it seems that Z-Push does not send a time zone to the client. Next thing I noticed: a calendar entry without daylight savings time (i.e. This seems to suggest it is caused by Z-Push. I then configured Z-Push to use the CalDAV calendar provided by my Synology Diskstation - and I see the same effect. Next idea: Nextcloud is doing something weird. I first thought it has to do with my time zone settings (Europe/Berlin), but this is configured correctly (server, php.ini, nfig, Nextcloud and my clients). I observed this with Windows 10 Calendar, Windows 10 Mobile and also eM Client. Syncing works fine, but when I create an entry in the Nextcloud web interface (i.e.

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with Nextcloud 11.0.3 from the repo ( ).

So far, with limited success :-( I may have missed something crucial, since I cannot believe that I am the only person experiencing this issue, but it seems that any calendar entry I make in Nextcloud ends up in the wrong time zone when synced over Z-Push. I have been trying to get Z-Push running with my Nextcloud system to provide contacts and calendar to my Windows 10 devices.

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