On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 11:35:49AM +0800, ?????? wrote: > hi, Brian: > > it do appear in the drop-down list, but outgoing mails have the wrong timestamp. > > ????
What is 'wrong timestamp'? Do they appear in GMT/UTC? Sqwebmail chooses the timezone by setting the environment variable 'TZ', so I'd guess that isn't working on your system: try TZ="GMT+8" export TZ date Does the output of 'date' produce the time you expect? If not, you will have to try to find another string in TZ which does. Also, make sure your system clock is set correctly: use ntpdate to sync up to a known time source. # ntpdate tock.gpsclock.com Regards, Brian. > > >> > I am running sqwebmail with qmail, I'd like to do Time Zone > >> > Localization. > >> > > >> > Already I know that the file TIMEZONELIST need to be modified, and I have > >> > tried to add one line like this: > >> > > >> > GMT+8 Beijing Time > >> > > >> > but it doesn't work, how can I do? > > > >I wish people wouldn't just say "it doesn't work". What *exactly* happens? > > > >For example, does 'Beijing Time' not appear in the drop-down list? Does it > >appear in the drop-down list, but outgoing mails have the wrong timestamp? > > > >Brian. > > > Yours Sincerely: Wang Yibo > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2003-07-18
