Probably not the cause, but I'm noticing some typos concerning Greenwi(t)ch

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You are asking for the current time in Berlin - which is summer time CEST- and are comparing it to winter time GMT in London.

Both Berlin (CET -> CEST) and London (GMT -> BST) switched to daylight saving time last weekend and are now again 1 h apart.

But Greenwich Mean Time aka GMT (UTC+0) is British time in winter, which is 1h apart from Central European (winter) Time CET.

I hope it's clear now, that you never got CET in the first place, but CEST.

2 weeks ago your code would have seemingly "worked".

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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In reply to Re: converting time zone CET Greenwitch (summertime) by LanX
in thread converting time zone CET Greenwitch by Takamoto

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