With the clocks going forward last night my players are now displaying
an hour behind. Is there a recommended/proper way to fix this? I can
add an environment variable "TZ" and set the value as "Europe/London"
which seems to work, but is that all that is needed?
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Similar here - using Docker and a late March build of 8.2.0. Time is
correct on 2 x Touch units (so they have gone on to British Summer Time)
but my Boom is still on GMT, so an hour behind. That has got me
confused.
If I connect the Boom to mySqueezebox.com, the time is correct but
through LMS
Well.. I tried it based on post on other thread a different it seems to
work for Gui docker . Is it correct best way? I don't know.
DOCKER > details > terminal >create > click on bash>when command prompt
type: /usr/bin/tzselect >press enter
Select correct time zone..
(take note of what docke
Fairly sure setting TZ as an environment variable will work well.
That said, as a habit, if I have containers that I want to track the
underlaying *NIX hosts timezone I do the following. It's also what I do
with my LMS container and it seems to have worked so far :cool:.
Setup 2 read only bind
Probably worth noting that GMT and UTC are not the same, even though in
winter they do map to the same time value. To enable local time in *nix
you need to copy `/usr/share/zoneinfo/` to
/etc/localtime. Depending on the application it may also perform its own
timezone management, referencing eith
gordonb3 wrote:
> Probably worth noting that GMT and UTC are not the same, even though in
> winter they do map to the same time value. To enable local time in *nix
> you need to copy `/usr/share/zoneinfo/` to
> /etc/localtime. Depending on the application it may also perform its own
> timezone m
slartibartfast wrote:
> Hmm, GMT and UTC always map to the same time value as far as I know.
>
Semantics. GMT displays as BST when daylight saving is active. UTC is
always UTC (i.e. there is no daylight saving).
gordonb3
Jaca wrote:
> Well.. I tried it based on post on other thread and it seems to work for
> Gui docker in synology . Is it correct best way? I don't know.
>
> DOCKER > details > terminal >create > click on bash>when
> command prompt type: /usr/bin/tzselect >press enter
>
> Select correct time z
DJWillis wrote:
> Fairly sure setting TZ as an environment variable will work well.
>
> That said, as a habit, if I have containers that I want to track the
> underlaying *NIX hosts timezone I do the following. It's also what I do
> with my LMS container and it seems to have worked so far :cool
a good way would be to set a symbolic link to the /etc files in a
location which is seen by synology eg /volume1/docker.
then you have to still create the docker in command line, but after this
you can admin via GUI and didn't loose the timezone mappings if you
recreate the docker container
mamema wrote:
> a good way would be to set a symbolic link to the /etc files in a
> location which is seen by synology eg /volume1/docker.
>
> then you have to still create the docker in command line, but after this
> you can admin via GUI and didn't loose the timezone mappings if you
> rec
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sharkfist wrote:
> With the clocks going forward last night I woke up this morning and my
> players were displaying as an hour behind. Is there a
> recommended/proper way to fix this? I can add an environment variable
> "TZ" and set the value as "Europe/London" which seems to work, but is
> th
Edward Lowy wrote:
> Thanks Jaca -this resolved my issue. I don't quite understand why my
> Touch's correctly adjusted to BST with no intervention, but the Boom
> needed this update to change to BST.
I also noticed that my Squeezebox 2 was exactly 2 hrs behind (I'm in
Holland) but my SB Touch
Thanks for this, this is what I have been looking for!
I would be lost without this forum!!
Jaca wrote:
> Well.. I tried it based on post on other thread and it seems to work for
> Gui docker in synology . Is it correct best way? I don't know.
thanks Jaca and the rest of you, saved me from pulling out the few
strands of hair I still have. Well done.
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