On 2015-07-22 00:50, Joern Quillmann, kuehlhaus AG wrote:
https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00437.html
Sorry for reviving this old thread but the problem still exists for me.
Exchange 2010 sends all emails with time set to UTC +0000
An email was sent at 16:55:17, we are timezone Europe/Berlin (GMT+2)
but piler WebUI displays: Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2015 14:55:17 +0000
System is Ubuntu 15.04
Piler is master branch (few days ago)
System timezone is Europe/Berlin
Piler timezone is set to $config['TIMEZONE'] = 'Europe/Berlin'; in
config-site.php
no problem. I'm about to add a new config option, eg. TIMEZONE_OFFSET
with an empty value ("") meaning don't alter the Date: header. However
if you set it, then it rewrites the Date header.
@Janos did you ever add the config option TIMEZONE_OFFSET to piler?
I can't find it in the config files.
no, not really. Not sure what happened after the end of the thread.
Anyway I believe that exchange shouldn't touch the Date: header field.
Instead, the mua should put it to the email headers when assembling
the message.
The gui displays the the Date line as it is in the email. It's pretty
unfortunate if exchange messes or rewrites the date field.
Anyway I'm still not sure how this should be fixed. Can you show me
all the Received: and Date: lines from the email?
Janos
