Another option open to you is to hack the file that puts in the headers
(CookHeaders.py?) and add a "Date" header.
Something like...
import time
date = msg.getheader('date')
if date is None:
date = time.ctime(time.time())
msg['Date'] = date
# this is just an example and probably won't work, but it's close.
--- Original Message: Tuesday 05 March 2002 06:47 pm ---
> I've just set up Mailman on a Linux box using Qmail as the MTA, but am
> running into a problem with the date header on Mailman-generated mail
> (subscribe info, etc.). Mailman does not add a date header, and qmail
> does not add a date header on mail received via SMTP - only sendmail.
> This causes the date in my mail client (Mozilla) to be displayed as
> 12/31/69. This seems to be more a fault of Mailman than Qmail - the MUA
> (in this case Mailman) should add the date, not the MTA. I could tell
> Mailman to use the Sendmail delivery, though I do not want to because of
> the security issues mentioned. What other options do I have? Is there
> a configuration item I'm missing, or will this need to be changed in the
> code? Thanks in advance.
>
>
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