TZ
An operating-system/Linux container-level timezone environment variable that affects how the Node.js process itself interprets the system clock. It is often used together with GENERIC_TIMEZONE to ensure time consistency.
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TZ is the timezone variable at the operating system/Linux container level, affecting the system clock interpretation of the Node.js process itself.
In Docker deployments, setting only GENERIC_TIMEZONE while ignoring TZ can sometimes cause the timestamps of runtime logs to be inconsistent with scheduling trigger times.
The TZ environment variable is used to set the system timezone of the container, directly affecting the time results returned by scripts and commands such as date.
This n8n deployment involves four environment variables, including two timezone variables, GENERIC_TIMEZONE and TZ, as well as two boolean variables set to true.
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TZ is the timezone variable at the operating system/Linux container level, affecting the system clock interpretation of the Node.js process itself.
50%UnverifiedIn Docker deployments, setting only GENERIC_TIMEZONE while ignoring TZ can sometimes cause the timestamps of runtime logs to be inconsistent with scheduling trigger times.
50%UnverifiedThe TZ environment variable is used to set the system timezone of the container, directly affecting the time results returned by scripts and commands such as date.
50%UnverifiedThis n8n deployment involves four environment variables, including two timezone variables, GENERIC_TIMEZONE and TZ, as well as two boolean variables set to true.
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