This looks ok. I was wondering this was the same bug that plagues some
Postgres installations. But from the looks of it, this isn't.
Possibly Mozilla uses the Sent-Date: (or Date-Sent: or something like
that), and not the internal date. Can you try this using a different
client. You can also try to change the fields that Mozilla shows in the
Message list.
Ilja
Pablo León wrote:
Ilja:
select * from messages where message_idnr=50725...
*message_idnr* *mailbox_idnr* *messagesize* *seen_flag*
*answered_flag* *deleted_flag* *flagged_flag* *recent_flag*
*draft_flag* *unique_id* *internal_date* *status* *rfcsize*
50725 3 638 1 0 0 0 0 0
70475cc440fa63ec016ee83f3dc02be4 2004-02-28 22:32:00 000 661
Aparently, mozilla isn't using internal date. Is this a mozilla bug?
Ilja Booij wrote:
Strange.
The client should use the internal_date field. Can you take a look at
the database, and copy a database row from the "messages" table. If
possible from a message that is displayed wrongly.
Ilja
Pablo León wrote:
I'm using dbmail 1.2.3 with MySQL 4.0.12-Max
Ilja Booij wrote:
which version of dbmail and what database backend are you using?
Ilja
Pablo León wrote:
Hi!
Some messages I receive are missing the 'date:' header field. Most
of them are messages automaticaly generated by adminitrative tools.
When using mozilla as mail client, I see 1/1/1970 as mail date,
then this email goes to the bottom of the list and I don't see it!
Any Ideas?
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