SP4 - Locale Settings and dates in IIS

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Simeon Barron

Has anyone else come across and resolved the follwing
problem.

We applied SP4 to a Win2000 server running IIS5.

Our Default locale is set to United Kingdom but after
applying SP4 whilst the locale remained correct in the
registry, dates in IIS were then displayed in US format.

I'm aware that if you login to the server as a user then
IIS will display dates based on the current users locale,
but in this case even when logged in as a user with
United Kingdom set, the dates were still incorrect.

Had to revert back to SP3.

Any help is greatly appreciated
Many Thanks
Simeon.
 
Simeon Barron said:
Has anyone else come across and resolved the follwing
problem.

We applied SP4 to a Win2000 server running IIS5.

Our Default locale is set to United Kingdom but after
applying SP4 whilst the locale remained correct in the
registry, dates in IIS were then displayed in US format.

I'm aware that if you login to the server as a user then
IIS will display dates based on the current users locale,
but in this case even when logged in as a user with
United Kingdom set, the dates were still incorrect.

Had to revert back to SP3.

Any help is greatly appreciated
Many Thanks
Simeon.
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