incorrect expiration date since avast 6.0.1000

[mattburles]

the 11th of march.. isn't it the 12th today?

[doktornotor]

May I suggest that you post a screenshot of the avast! current status GUI and of your computer clock control panel?

[mattburles]

there you go..

[doktornotor]

Yeah, and the problem with the expiration date is? It's 365 days. Once again, 2012 is a leap year (i.e., 366 days)... I don't really see how much more could one explain it. The registration is valid for 365 days.

[mattburles]

It wasn't like this before when u would register beginning after march 1 it is one day off

[doktornotor]

Yes, of course. Because February has 29 days in 2012. Christ almighty, I thought this would be clear even to kids in elementary school. 

[mattburles]

it being a leap year has nothing to do with why it is off a day and the time is an hour late 

[Nesivos]

The date and time of the email with the link to my license is

Date 8/24/10
Time 1:23PM

Expiration date and time are

Date 8/24/11
Time 3:323PM

The two hour difference is probably due to the lag between when I received the email and either downloaded or installed the license.

No problem here.

[doktornotor]

it being a leap year has nothing to do with why it is off a day

ROTFLMAO. It has everything to do with being a day "off".

Code: [Select]

366 != 365
366 == 365 + 1
From: 28 Feb 2011
To: 28 Feb 2012
Interval: 365 days

From: 01 Mar 2011
To: 01 Mar 2012
Interval: 366 days.

There is your day "off". And since proof is in the pudding, here is online calculator for those mathematically challenged.

 

[YoKenny]

it being a leap year has nothing to do with why it is off a day and the time is an hour late  

I am happy when I am not late for lunch and remembered to Spring Forward today.