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Running a debian:jessie docker instance on my Mac OS X. The debian docker date is incorrect. eg
oot@134663e76fba:/opt/phabricator# date
Mon Nov 24 15:51:24 UTC 2014
but on my Mac
$ date -u
Tue Nov 25 16:36:11 UTC 2014
What causes this and what's the best fix?
See the issue Issue 69. Basically the boot2 docker vm does not handle mac sleep wake cycle properly. You need to restart the VM.
boot2docker restartshould do the trick. Note you may still have to mess around with time-zones.