Time of dates are wrong
See original GitHub issueHi, i have a quiet strange problem. All dates of the calendar are one hr in the future now in winter time. In the summer time it was 2 hrs.
I thought the time setting of the docker container is wrong. So i’ve started it now with -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
to have the same time as the host.
checking with docker exec -it [ID] date
confirms it.
But still the same problem. With a “normal” MM installation i don’t have any problem like this.
How can this happen with the docker image?
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Afaik, if you want to set a timezone for a container you can pass the correct one on using the environment: TZ: ‘Europe/Brussels’ SET_CONTAINER_TIMEZONE: ‘true’ CONTAINER_TIMEZONE: ‘Europe/Brussels’
No need to rebuild.
I needed to set the clock with
-e
on both client and server for everything to work.