Closed KoenWindey closed 2 months ago
Hi @KoenWindey,
If you are launching a container, you can set the TZ env var to specify the timezone inside the container
https://github.com/jupyterhub/zero-to-jupyterhub-k8s/issues/1387
However, if you still run into this issue after that, I suggest you take a look at other Jupyterhub and timezone issues or review the app's documentation to get more information about how to set the timezone to use.
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Hi,
Firstly, thanks for offering all these handy VMs. I have recently started to use JupyterLab and am now looking to deploy Jupyter hub for our small team. So far so good, I even managed to get things going behind our reverse proxy.
I've been able to set the timezone on the VM OS (dpkg-reconfigure tzdata did the trick). However, I cannot figure out how to get the timezone correct in the docker containers running the single-user servers. They seem to be in UTC and I cannot change it. I don't know sudo password for user jovyan (if it can even do sudo), nor do I know how to specify the parameter in the docker file -where is the docker file anyway?
It would be good if the docker containers adopted the VM timezone, or at least have it as an option?
Tnx Koen