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Hello everybody! What if someone want to execute a task at 00:00 for a specific timezone e.g. Europe/Rome? Actually Toolforge servers are in UTC and so the daylight saving time is not handled automatically and e.g. for Europe/Rome people have to manually switch from 22:00 to 23:00 every six months. It seems that certain versions of `crontab` supports a `CRON_TZ` environment variable that should fit the job ([man 5 crontab](https://linux.die.net/man/5/crontab)). What do you think about? Thank you!

Hello everybody! What if someone want to execute a task at 00:00 for a specific timezone e.g. Europe/Rome? Actually Toolforge servers are in UTC and so the daylight saving time is not handled automatically and e.g. for Europe/Rome people have to manually switch from 22:00 to 23:00 and vice versa at CET/CEST. It seems that certain versions of `crontab` supports a `CRON_TZ` environment variable that should fit the job ([man 5 crontab](https://linux.die.net/man/5/crontab)). What do you think about? Thank you!

Hello everybody! What if someone want to execute a task at 00:00 for a specific timezone e.g. Europe/Rome? Actually Toolforge servers are in UTC and so the daylight saving time is not handled automatically and e.g. for Europe/Rome people have to manually switch from 22:00 to 23:00 every six monthsand vice versa at CET/CEST. It seems that certain versions of `crontab` supports a `CRON_TZ` environment variable that should fit the job ([man 5 crontab](https://linux.die.net/man/5/crontab)). What do you think about? Thank you!