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Description of problem:
When you try to set a user accounts expiration date, you will set it,
hit ok, then open it back up and there will be no expiration date. 
This is fixable, the programmer simply made a typo.  But when that is
corrected the program still sets the wrong expiration date.  Say for
instance I set an account to expire June 3, 2004, it will enter it as
expiring June 4, 2004.  I do not beleive this to be a bug with
redhat-config-user, but rather with the library libuser.  I have
patched it through redhat-config-user however, its ugly, but it works,
and I'm going to attatch it to this bugzilla report.  As soon as I
figure out how to that is :)

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
redhat-config-users-1.1.18-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open redhat-config-users
2.Set the expiration date for the account
3.Press ok
4.Look at the user properties again, there will be no expiration date

    

Actual Results:  You didnt see and expiration date.  After the
variable name problem was fixed, I set the expiration date with
usermod to June 1, 2004, and when I pulled it up on
redhat-config-users, got an expiration date of May 31, 2004

Expected Results:  I should have been able to set the expiration date
to begin with.  Also should have seen June 1, 2004 as the expiration
date in redhat-config-users.

Additional info:

I beleive the second part of this problem to not actually be a problem
with redhat-config-users, but rather with libuser and perhaps the time
in the on_ok_button_clicked function.