Solaris

Thanks for your reply and questions.

No the web portal does not use the OS local accounts for login. the web portal credentials are authenticated using database. No I never came across that any other users who login to the server but not the web portal and their account getting locked after 3 days of inactivity. User can only access web app and not the server.

Also my locale in both the environments is identical which is en_GB.

As alreayd told, code and Java version are also identical.

Thanks,

Try to change locale to C.
It's maybe enough to change environment in a start shell, and let your application inherit it:

Code:

LC_ALL=C /etc/init.d/yourstuff start

To demonstrate the impact:

Code:

LC_ALL=en_US date
Tuesday, April  1, 2014 01:16:43 PM CEST
LC_ALL=C date
Tue Apr  1 13:16:43 CEST 2014

Thanks for your response.

Just a clarification. what do you mean by yourstuff under etc/init.d ?

my locale setting is:

Code:

test@server> locale
 
LANG = 
LC_CTYPE =en_GB
LC_NUMERIC = en_GB
LC_TIME = en_GB
LC_COLLATE = en_GB
LC_MONETARY =en_GB
LC_MESSAGES =C
LC_ALL =

Thanks.

With yourstuff I mean your application.
I gave an example for an application that starts as a daemon/service.

Hi madeingermany

Many thanks for suggesting the LC_ALL parameter value change to C. I have done it and evrything looks perfectly fine. Many thanks for resolving this long pending issue.

But I am still confused that in dev environment it is working fine without this parameter.


Thanks a lot :-))

are you locking the account after 90 days or 3 months? may be the format of date swaped day with month and your application/script now checks the day instead of month?