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> Current default time zone: `Europe/Amsterdam`
> Local time is now:      Thu Apr  3 10:29:57 CEST 2025.
> Universal Time is now:  Thu Apr  3 08:29:57 UTC 2025.
> Run `dpkg-reconfigure tzdata` if you wish to change it.

> All went smoothly.

> /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone have a new timestamp (set to the date/time of
> the update). And are still correct...

The new timestamps show that tzdata updated the both of them.

Where is it getting this info from to update those two datasets?

> Current default time zone: `Europe/Amsterdam`

I think maybe the "Indianapolis" info is being read from somewhere and
needs to be fixed.  I plan on "grepping" some potential suspects
directories to see what I find.

Thanks!


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