David wrote:
> I'm afraid I don't fully understand the idea behind timestamps on
> emails. ASSP has the option to use the server's time or UTC. What's the
> best choice? Does it matter much? If I have a server in California that
Since you can decide to change almost anything in an email's header it
indeed doesn't matter much, technically speaking.
Normally the client will add its own timestamp ("Date:"), which I
believe is what another client will see and what will most closely
reflect the time of sending the email. Changing this on the MTA level
would be bad manners I think.
The recipient likely will never see at what time the MTA, or ASSP
received the email. They will only see the "Date:" part. But I would say
it's best to use local time for the "Received:" part.
Greetings,
Jeroen
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