Setting Time Zone
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Hi Guys,
I have MC on a server that uses PST as a timezone. Im unable to change this (Limitation of the NAS) to my local region. Is there a way to explicitly set the time zone for MC my TZ. When i go into MC i get the server time. Or is it possible to set the Java instance to a time zone leaving the local server as is.
Thanks
Gouds -
@gouds Seems we can change the timezone for JVM. See this thread for more details.
In MC you have to put entry in the location >>
mycontroller/bin/start.shline #54,
$_java ${HEAP_MIN} ${HEAP_MAX} -Duser.timezone=Europe/Sofia -Dlogback.configurationFile=${CONF_LOG_FILE} -Dmc.conf.file=${CONF_PROPERTIES_FILE} -cp "../lib/*" org.mycontroller.standalone.StartApp >> ../logs/mycontroller.log 2>&1 &Please note: I did not test this one.
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Hello,
I installed the MC on cloud server.
I have set the timezone, and if we entry "date" command, display the proper my local time.
However, in mycontroller dashboard, the timezone is still not change, display UTC(+0000).How to setup the timezone display in the MC dashboard ?
Regards,
Maman -
Don't worked for me, any other idea ?
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Also looking for a solution for this. Mine is stuck at "CEST (+0200)" and is actually one hour ahead. Very annoying.
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@Redferne Can you check your java version is latest one?
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pi@raspberrypi:~ $ java -version
java version "1.8.0_65"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_65-b17)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.65-b01, mixed mode)The latest oracle-java8-jdk for Raspbian Jessie.
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@Redferne Do logout and login from MC GUI and check once again.
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Yes. Logout and Login corrected my time. Thanks!
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Fixed for me too, I was having the wrong time on Chrome browser, while on Safari was correct.
With logout and login.
