I found the same problem. It is qmail. It happens with a message piped
straight to qmail-inject on the command line. It's starting to be an
issue, I am going to get on the qmail mailing list any day now and try to
find a solution. My BIOS, and Operating System, are set to use PST, and
every other program works fine except qmail. It's rather annoying.
If anyone else knows of or finds a solution please let me know, and I will
do the same.
Thanks,
Scott Ramshaw
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Andy Bradford wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I have searched through old messages and haven't found anything that
> relates... The date header that is going out on all emails sent from
> sqwebmail are all in GMT. That is fine if the email is read within
> sqwebmail itself or with almost any UNIX/Linux MUA, however, people
> that aren't using those have a hard time reading the date field. I
> know that their MUA should be intelligent enough to figure it out, but
> alas that isn't the case. So, is there anyway that I can have
> sqwebmail stamp local time on each mail? Or is sqwemail not even
> adding a date and qmail is adding it instead (which obviously would be
> in GMT)?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Andy
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