2023-10-20, 04:50 AM
AND the next rat... by default JF containers are in UTC time (hard to spot this as the web interface shows activities in local time)
So this means scheduled tasks execute at the wrong time if you do not know this.
It's fixed by adding another environment variable to the container, for me this was:
TZ Canada/Mountain
Then in Terminal
date
returns the correct local time and I'm thinking my tasks will now run as I want them... fingers crossed again. I just had another 10pm interruption running my 4am scan media library task lol.
Until then, everything was buttery smooth. So I thinking I'm winning. But I totally understand why others have issues with getting performance where it needs to be when running JF from a docker container.
So this means scheduled tasks execute at the wrong time if you do not know this.
It's fixed by adding another environment variable to the container, for me this was:
TZ Canada/Mountain
Then in Terminal
date
returns the correct local time and I'm thinking my tasks will now run as I want them... fingers crossed again. I just had another 10pm interruption running my 4am scan media library task lol.
Until then, everything was buttery smooth. So I thinking I'm winning. But I totally understand why others have issues with getting performance where it needs to be when running JF from a docker container.