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maintenance.timezone
I'm using the offical gatus Docker image. I've set the TZ environment variable to Europe/Berlin.
TZ
Europe/Berlin
This is my maintenance configuration:
maintenance: enabled: true start: 10:45 duration: 1h timezone: "Europe/Berlin"
Is this a misunderstanding on my side?
Example: Gatus thinks it is in the maintenance period if the local time (Europe/Berlin) is 12:03. There seems to be a 1 hour offset.
From the container logs (using GATUS_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG):
GATUS_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG
2024/11/21 12:03:02 [watchdog.execute] Not handling alerting because currently in the maintenance window
Gatus correctly detects if it should switch to maintenance mode.
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Describe the bug
I'm using the offical gatus Docker image. I've set the
TZ
environment variable toEurope/Berlin
.This is my maintenance configuration:
Is this a misunderstanding on my side?
What do you see?
Example: Gatus thinks it is in the maintenance period if the local time (Europe/Berlin) is 12:03. There seems to be a 1 hour offset.
From the container logs (using
GATUS_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG
):What do you expect to see?
Gatus correctly detects if it should switch to maintenance mode.
List the steps that must be taken to reproduce this issue
Version
latest
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