Steve Lange wrote:
I have a courier .49 running on CentOS 4.1 (Linux). We're connecting
our new ERP software to this mail server for alert messages, etc. The
email alerts are going to the correct people; however, the date/time
stamp on the messages is 12/31/1969 at 7 PM. Is there a way to have
the correct date/time sent with these email messages?
Yep, contact the ERP software vendor and inform that their software is
not RFC compliant. It isn't adding the Date: header as the RFCs
require. You can also have Courier add the date itself if the SMTP
client didn't add one. The added date will be the time Courier received
the message instead of the time the sending client started trying to
send the message, which isn't generally significant. In
/etc/courier/esmtpd set:
NOADDDATE="0"
Yeah, it's a double negative...
Jay
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