Dumb question: What's the recommended way to forward the timezone into a
docker container after this? The industry standard before was to add
this in docker-compose.yaml
- "/etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro"
- "/etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro"
1. Is it enough to only mount /etc/localtime?
2. Should one use TZ envvar instead?
3. Should one create a local /etc/timezone by other means?
4. Will this differ depending on if the container is also pre or post 25.10?
5. Is there any easy way to conditionally mount a file if it exists. It would
be a bit annoying to distribute different docker-compose files depending on
which host OS it is running on.
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timedatectl set-timezone does not update /etc/timezone, leaving system
with inconsistent time zone setting
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