We have always had a one hour difference between the last updates time in a
mail box and real time
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: 07 September 2001 21:14
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Incorrect receive time
>I recently received a message time stamped 11/7/00 2:41pm
Time stamped where? An Outlook time stamp from when the E-mail was
received, the "Date:" header from when it was sent, or one of the Received:
headers which (should) show a time in between those two extremes?
>This message was sent to a list and all recipients received the same time
>stamp.
Then it was probably the Date: header. That is set by the E-mail
client. That would mean that the sender's computer has the wrong time on
it.
If it wasn't the Date: header, you can send the headers of the E-mail in
question, and I can analyze it further.
-Scott
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