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Die folgenden Zeitzonen (mit Ausnahme von UTC) existieren nur aus Gründen der Rückwärtskompatibilität und sollten nicht mehr benutzt werden.
All *nix system has this problem: ETC/GMT-10 means GMT+10:00，php just use the rules of *nix
The plus and minus signs (+/-) are not intuitive. For example,
"Etc/GMT-10" actually refers to the timezone "(GMT+10:00)
Canberra,Sydney,Melbourne".
[red. that is not fully true, as it is *just* GMT+10. This setting does not take care of daylight savings time for example. Please avoid using them.]
"Etc/GMT+10" actually refers to the timezone GMT-10:00.
These are what I have tested. I believe other + and - are also logically reversed.
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