At 02:13 29/10/01, Sam Varshavchik wrote: >Lou Hevly writes: >>Greetings: >>I'm running vpopmail 4.9.10 and sqwebmail 2.0.0 on OpenBSD 2.8 and >>have >>recently started having a problem with the "Date" in sqwebmail: it >>gives >>the weekday and time rather than the day/month/year. Here's what a >>typical >>user's recent entries look like: >>1. Sat 12:25 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] (no >>subject) 3K >>2. R Wed 02:43 PM Katie >>Fenton 5K >>3. Wed 02:17 AM Fiona McGuigan FW: >>NWCA 7K >>4. Tue 06:12 PM John Osebold Re: stranger in a strange >>land 2K >>5. Tue 08:52 AM >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi! 3K >>6. Mon 02:31 AM Brendan Kiley Fwd: >>Hisashiburi 19K >>7. 21 Oct 2001 Brandon Stahlman Shake yo >>Fass 4K >>8. 18 Oct 2001 brandy >>shearer FYI 129K >>9. 18 Oct 2001 brandy >>shearer 2K >>As is evident, some time around Oct 21 I must have done something to >>screw up sqwebmail's date reporting. I did recompile about that >>time, > >It's a feature[tm]. >Mail that's less than a week old has its day of the week, and time >shown. >Mail over a week old has only its date shown. >Chances are that for week old mail you don't really care when it was >sent, right down to the minute.
You're right. Sorry to be such a fool, but I don't often use sqwebmail (except when I'm on vacation, when it's a god-send) and I have a user who was asking "Whaddafu?". And it looked funny, and since I *had* been fooling around with the configuration about a week ago, I'd assume I'd broken something. LMTTO to thank you for a wonderful program! -- All the best (Ad�u-siau), Lou Hevly [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.visca.com
