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I would love if this could also convert between timezones. My servers use UTC, so it would be nice if it could print the converted time as well.
by stefansundin 5y ago
I would love if this could also convert between timezones. My servers use UTC, so it would be nice if it could print the converted time as well.
- DaveSchmindel 5y agoAh! But crontab.guru is such a beautiful UI/UX! I'd argue it offers the user everything it needs to perform what it needs to perform. I will painfully admit I hassle with going from PT/PDT --> UTC more than I should, but after a while it was pretty easy to commit a simple number of hours (+7/8, depending on daylight savings timing) to memory. I used to use [Hour](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hour-world-clock/id569089415?mt=12 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hour-world-clock/id569089415?m...) for MacOS to avoid this problem; I'm sure there's a similar or native solution for Windows & Linux as well.
- jrockway 5y agoI know of someone that set their cron server to a weird time zone (not representative of the office or computer's physical location) so that when someone told them "it needs to run at 9:00", they could punch that into the crontab and the results would be ready before 9:00, even if there was maybe a transient error or something. I am not recommending this.
- xyzzy_plugh 5y agoThe time between midnight UTC and 9 AM Pacific is a magical, horrible window during which billions of dollars of servers throughout the world heat up producing mundane reports.