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When using chat in other languages some printings call userdate() without fixing locale
example of location : mod/chat/report.php ยง169
adding the marked line fixes the issue and make userdate print in the correct locale.
else {
$sessionstart = $lasttime;
if ($sessionend - $sessionstart > 60 and count($sessionusers) >= 1) {
>>>> setLocale(LC_TIME, substr(current_language(), 0, 2)); <<<<<
echo '<p align="center">'.userdate($sessionstart).' --> '. userdate($sessionend).'</p>';
print_simple_box_start('center');
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You don't need to call setlocale before you call userdate, because moodle take care all of these, moodle_setlocale will change locale.
It works very well on my server.
Feel free to reopen it if you still could use date in your language.