Ensure that TZ setting can work properly in Docker. #612
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Added TZ variable and default TZ variable to Shanghai, providing the variable time zone to the container.
Then I modified the results/telemetry_db. php, which first attempts to obtain the value of TZ from the environment variable. If successfully obtained (i.e. environment variable exists), use this value to set the default time zone for PHP. If the TZ environment variable does not exist, choose to set the default time zone ('Asia/Shanghai ')
To ensure that the data written to the table by SQLite does indeed match the modified time (i.e. the actual time of the set time zone), I explicitly set the value of the timestamp field to the current time zone when inserting data into the speedtest_users table. This tested perfectly in my Docker and everything was fine on my x86 Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS server. I hope to test and merge this.