Jaysen Johnson wrote: > Date in the mail header more than 10 minutes out of sync - 1 point > Date in the mail header more than 30 mintues out of sync - 2 points
Out of sync with what? There's nothing meaningful to compare the dates to that can show you that they are 10 or 30 minutes ot of sync with whatrever. The actual "Date:" header should be created when the users saves the mail to the mail clients outgoing queue. If the user has a dial-up connection, it might well be hours (sometimes days) before (s)he decides to send the outgoing mails to a server, so you can expect a long delay between the "Date:" field and the first "Received:" field. In each server the mail passes it might be delayed. Servers usually tries to send mail as fast as possible, but more that 10 minutes delay is perfectly normal, and more than 30 minues isn't that uncommon. Regards /Jonas -- Jonas Eckerman, FSDB & Fruktträdet http://whatever.frukt.org/ http://www.fsdb.org/ http://www.frukt.org/
