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I scheduled a blogpost to be published 18/1/2023 at 10 AM. The post was published 18/1/2023 at 7.32 PM.
Which time zone is the scheduler using?
My own time zone is UTC+1 which is set on my pc and our Confluence instance.
Anyone having a solution for this?
In Confluence we don't have any option to set a default time zone for the users, as it was taking the current user time zone.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-16057
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-16057
It seems it was taken from the region where your confluence is hosted, If it on-premise application then check with your confluence administrator about this issue. If it is Atlassian cloud then raise a ticket to Atlassian by visiting https://support.atlassian.com
Thank you.
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Oh, it seems like we with our Standard Plan don't have access to support. So I can just conclude it is not working and hope it will be fixed at some point...
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No, Standard Subscription also covers support option from Atlassian.
https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/pricing Check this article at bottom of the page.
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Strange. When we type in our url in the required field, we are not allowed to go any further with the ticket as if we are a free user (which we are not).
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Because you might not be the organization administrator, please check who is your org admin and ask to raise a support ticket.
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