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I found an answer to my question in PostgreSQL documentation 8.5.3. Time Zones:
The SQL command SET TIME ZONE sets the time zone for the session.
I was able to solve this by setting timezone in postgresql.conf (for me it was located in /etc/postgresql/9.5/main).
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Django sets its own timezone when you use a DateTimeField. In your settings.py, you should find this setting:
TIME_ZONE='UTC'
You can disable djangos timezone-usage by setting this to None. However, I believe that would simply convert all DateTimeField-values into values without a timezone. (didn’t try it)
I recommend using djangos TIME_ZONE setting in any case, since it ensures consistency over all databases.
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