OK
i will tell him (i think he is using 'the bat' email client, do u think that
client have problems with timezones?)
now about receiving:
synapse translates the time of msg.header.date got from the sender?
meaning: if that guy from london send me a mail from 10:30:00am
should i see 10:30:00am on my side, or 14:30 ?
still waiting for an email from him to see what actually happens :)
> date: wed, 21 jun 2006 14:31:08 +0300
>
> on the other side, he sees: 14:31:08
he evidently not applu timezone correction. it is his problem, not
yours.
> but his actual time is: 10:31:08 (4 hours b4 mine, bcoz of the
> timezone difference) so the lettere is from the future :)
your time is 14:31:08 +0300, it is 11:31:08 utc. if his time is
10:31:08, then he must be in timezone -0100. (or you have bad
timezone)
anyway, problem is not in synapse, problem is in mail agent used by
receiver.
--
lukas gebauer.
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http://synapse.ararat.cz/ - ararat synapse - tcp/ip lib.
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