Using the opt-in module seems to "break" the Last Access feature when viewing the list of users. Any user who has opted into a role will now have a Last Access time of the hour just gone i.e. if it is no 22:30, their access times will all be 22:00, if it is now 23:12, their access times will be 23:00. Presumably, this is something to do with the way roles are updated with cron.php.

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njivy commented

optin.module uses the standard Drupal API for modifying users -- i.e. user_save(). I don't see how user_save() could cause the problem you describe. (See the following code from line 129.) I recommend submitting a bug report to the "user system" in the Drupal project.

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njivy commented

Oh yeah ... the code. Here's what I'm looking at in user.module:

db_query("UPDATE {users} SET $query changed = %d WHERE uid = %d", array_merge($v, array(time(), $account->uid)));

Notice the current time hardcoded with time(), which returns a unix timestamp. My guess is that something else is causing the behavior you described.