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I have no ideas how to fix this. In my /etc/TIMEZONE file the TZ variable has the correct value (Canada/Eastern) and still it's showing a -1 hour lag. Where else should I be looking?
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Hello,
In database I store all date/times in UTC.
I know user's timezone name ("US Eastern Standard Time" for example).
In order to display correct time I was thinking that I need to add user's timezone offset to UTC date/time. But how would I get timezone offset by timezone name?
Thank You!
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