From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Operating system: Windows
PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
PHP Bug Type: Mail related
Bug description: PHP generates the Date: header line with a bad timezone
If the PHP mail() function is allowed to generate the "Date:" header field, the sign
of the timezone is inverted.
The system "timezone" is the number of minutes difference between UTC and local time
(EST= +300). In the Date: header, the timezone is formatted as "HHMM" and is the
difference between local time and UTC (reversed difference, EST= -0500).
In win32/sendmail.c, the sign of the system "timezone" variable is copied to the Date:
header without being inverted.
Also, there should be a sign even if the timezone offset is 0. Therefore in sprintf()
that generates the "Date:" header in the PostHeader() function, the timezone test
should read:
(_timezone > 0) ? "-" : "+",
This problem was also in the PHP3 source.
Regard, -Ron-
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