On Fri, 2 Apr 2004, Achim Schmidt wrote: > Am Fr, 2004-04-02 um 19.46 schrieb Davide Libenzi: > > Sorry, I meant XMail uptime ... > > > if i can believe "ps aux", XMail was started on Jan28 > > > > > This is strange. In my machine on xmailserver.org they are all 0000. > > Can you try to run the program below on your machine? > > > > here it comes: > > ** From Main ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:20:01 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930001 > tloc = 1080937201 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > ** From Thread (No tzset) ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:20:01 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930001 > tloc = 1080937201 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > ** From Thread (tzset) ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:20:02 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930002 > tloc = 1080937202 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > > > And another strange thing i found, is the other Xmail-machine (SuSE8.0, > xmail1.17, glibc-2.2.5-177) - there i can find this logfiles: > > pop3-200303010000 <- was allright at wintertime > pop3-200304010100 <- was wrong at summertime > pop3-200403010000 <- was allright at wintertime > pop3-200404010000 <- is allright at summertime > > timetest on this machine gives: > > ** From Main ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:26:57 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930417 > tloc = 1080937617 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > ** From Thread (No tzset) ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:26:57 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930417 > tloc = 1080937617 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > ** From Thread (tzset) ** > time = Fri Apr 2 20:26:57 2004 > timezone = -3600 > isdst = 1 > tutc = 1080930417 > tloc = 1080937617 > tval = 1080856800 > rotstr = 200404020000 > > > Davide - dont get crazy - its only 1s and 0s ;-)
Ok, if you look carefully, all the rotation strings (rotstr) are perfectly aligned to 0000. This simple program uses exactly the same code that XMail uses to generate log file names. Can you try to stop/start XMail to see how it goes? - Davide - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
