ID: 16101
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Open
Bug Type: Mail related
Operating System: winnt4
PHP Version: 4.1.2
New Comment:
Actually the problem is what is being returned by the date() function.
For example, the following function call:
date('O')
returns: -0800 when the timezone on the server is definitely set to
+0800.
I presume that the mail command is simply calling the date function and
that is why it is wrong.
Previn
Previous Comments:
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[2002-04-09 23:40:25] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Same problem for me on W2K Server (IIS 5) using PHP 4.0.4pl1. GMT +0800
(correct timezone) goes out as GMT -0800.
Previn
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[2002-03-18 05:09:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$header="Date: ".date("r");
Simplified Header !
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[2002-03-15 14:27:37] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Php4.1.2 win32 binaries download from php.net !
I'm trying to send a mail from my server with a little simple script.
mail("[EMAIL PROTECTED]","MySubject","MyMail")
The mail arrive, but the time 'send time' was with a bad gmt time.
System mail
gmt+0100 gmt-0100
gmt-0100 gmt+0100
gmt+0000 gmt+0100
gmt+0200 gmt-0200
The mail function in win32 system exchange the sign of the gmt.
To Walk around this problem I send a 'Date' header with the good gmt
set :
$header = "Date: ".date("D, d M Y H:i:s O");
Thanks for debug.
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