Fredrik Eriksson
Fredrik Eriksson
@praiskup Ok, perhaps I had the _wrong_ TZ when initialization ran. But this indicate that there will be an explicit timezone in `postgresql.conf`, though it'll be the one TZ was...
It's mostly (only?) for tests in my case.
@praiskup I know how I can change timezone from within the container, my request is to be able to change it from the outside (in a docker way). The reason...
I'm not trying to be a pain in the butt :) Best case scenario is that I'm wrong and I've learned something.
@praiskup To propagate settings/properties via environment variables _into_ a container from _the outside_, in contrast to entering the container and configure it after it has started _from the inside_.
I'm not sure I understand. If `timezone` is not defined in `postgresgl.conf`, PostgreSQL will use `TZ` as the default timezone (on startup). That's what I'm proposing, nothing more, nothing less....
> So you propose to drop 'timezone' option at all, which means we by default (when no TZ is provded) will have GMT. That's behavior change.. Also, are you sure...