Started this process when M31 was high in the sky locally. 23:20pm UTC from Ireland.
Timezone of kubuntu set to GMT. Output of date command
<code>dokeeffe@observatory-1:~$ date
Sun Nov 8 23:23:45 GMT 2015
</code>

What is strange is that the time in the log output from the scheduler is not matching the system time.

<strong>Steps to recreate.</strong>

1. Start indi locally in kstars selecting telescope-simulator, ccd-simulator and focuser-simulator, and a custom roll off roof dome driver (not a simulator)
2. Create a simple sequence file in the capture module, 1 capture 1 second.
3. In the scheduler select M31 using the find button
4. Open the saved seq file from above
5. Click the + to add to the list
6. Click the wand to evaluate list or click start scheduler.
7. Scheduler fails to start, see log below.

<code>2015-11-08T23:16:59 Job evaluation complete.
2015-11-08T23:16:59 Ekos failed to schedule M 31.
2015-11-08T23:16:59 No night time found for M 31 to rise above minimum altitude of 15 degrees.
2015-11-08T23:16:59 Dark sky score is -1000 for time Sun Nov 8 15:16:56 2015 GMT-0800
2015-11-08T23:16:59 M 31 Moon score 20 (separation 144.018).
2015-11-08T23:16:59 M 31 altitude at Sun Nov 8 15:16:56 2015 GMT-0800 is 73.7 degrees. M 31 altitude score is 108.
2015-11-08T23:16:59 M 31 observation job is estimated to take 00h 00m 01s to complete.
2015-11-08T23:16:59 Dawn is at 21:45:01, Dusk is at 10:51:00, and current time is 15:16:56</code>

See screenshot attached

There is something seriously wrong with your time! For some reason, it thinks it's GMT-0800 ! I tried on my system and also on Ekos VM (set timezone to Ireland and set KStars time to the same one you have) and I didn't see the time discrepancy. Your location is set correctly I'd presume?

Yes I did set a custom location in kstars using latitude and longitude. I think its correct I'll double check all settings later when I get back tonight.

Apologies!! I fat fingered the UT offset in my custom location in kstars. Somehow when I added a new location for my observatory I managed to set the offset to -8. Probably because my longitude is -8.....
Sorry again for wasting your time!!
Derek