Thats a good suggestion, Trevor.
The thing is, I'm in London. All Time Zone settings are at GMT with a
fat +0 for everything. I've tested by sending both to my work account
and my personal email account (hich is hosted in Montana). I've haven't
had timestamp troubles since I've gotten here.
More Troubleshooting:
- I also tested the box itself by whipping up a php script to shoot me
an email directly through its functions and THAT timestamp is hunky-dory.
- Messages straight from the command line with sendmail are properly
timestamped as well.
I'm flummoxed.
-t
PS: Go London 2012!
>Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:03:26 -0400
>From: Trevor Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [otrs] Mail Timestamp.
>
>Are you West Coast US? If so, it sounds like you're having a GMT
>difference problem somewhere in your mail path, either at the source
>or destination.
>
On 7/5/05, Tony Saurini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm working in implementing OTRS for our company and I notied the
> mails that are getting sent during my tests have a totally whach
> timeestamp, and I cannot dig up anything in the documentation or
> the code as to where I can fix this.
> Anyone have any ideas?
> - OTRS 1.3.2
> - System time of server is dead on, timezone on server has
> been checked.
> - Everything seems okay.
> Timestamp is roughly 8 hours off, give or take a couple minutes.
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