In some email I received from [EMAIL PROTECTED], sie wrote: [...] > Which is why I suggested propogating the originator's timestamp in the log > message. This solves the problem without exceeding our scope. Whether you > want to include intermediate hop timestamps as well is a topic for > discussion. What purpose would intermediate hop timestamps serve ? If a message from A goes via B and C to reach D, is the time it passed through B and C important, compared with the time it was sent from A ? Given that the time of the event is usually what we care about, is the receiving time at D important ? I suspect this might be more of an issue for people with cross-timezone problems, where you want to know if a message was sent by a host at 3am or you only want to be paged for things received between 12am and 11am. Comments ? Darren
