Re: [WebDNA] mail header timezone problem
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2008
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texte = That would be an interesting approach.... But are you talking about creating a text file on your own and writing it into the EmailFolder directory or adding an undocumented string into the [sendmail] context. Even though I've done my share of hacking with the email system (see the archives for some interesting things I've discovered and documented) I also have had my share of disappointments when it comes to changing the email headers. So let's see some specific (untested) code examples. Thanks! Matthew A Perosi | Psi Prime, Inc. | http://www.psiprime.com | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psi_Prime%2C_Inc | 323 Union Blvd. | Totowa, NJ 07512 | P: 973.413.8210 | F: 973.413.8217 | Brian B. Burton wrote: > As much as I don't like hacks, sometimes it's the fastest way to fix > the problem. > > Why not do a little date/time math, store it in a text variable, and > stuff that into the email headers, thus overriding the built in > datetime stamp? > > You could even set your offset as a variable itself so you could > adjust as needed for daylight savings without having to dig into the > code. > > Just my 2 cents. > > BBB > > > > > On Aug 14, 2008, at 8:52 AM, Marc Thompson wrote: > >> Stuart, >> I have done that, but cannot find any solution? Here's the URL from >> a 2003/05/07 post from Matthew A Perosi with subject "Strange time in >> emails". I've had the same exact problem for years on unix-Solaris >> Sparc. My original post was sent 2007/05/14 with the same subject as >> this thread. >> This problem has been discussed on the talk list for years, but I >> cannot find any solution? See: >> http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/DetailResults.tpl?command=search&db=webdna-talk.db&eqIDdata=33698&max=1&words=email%20time >> >> >> Marc >> >> Stuart Tremain wrote: >>> There was a fair bit of talk about that a few years ago - have a >>> look at the archives :) >>> Regards >>> Stuart Tremain >>> > >>> >>> On 14/08/2008, at 3:46 AM, Marc Thompson wrote: >>>> Same here, several years, all emails are 1 hour ahead of the actual >>>> time. >>>> >>>> Marc >>>> >>>> Psi Prime, Matthew A Perosi wrote: >>>>> I have been dealing with this for several years. Ever since >>>>> upgrading to v6 WebDNA. >>>>> During the summer months all my emails are 1 hour off. I too >>>>> would like to find a solution to this. >>>>> Matthew A Perosi | >>>>> | >>>>> Marc Thompson wrote: >>>>>> We're running WebCatalog unix-Solaris Sparc Apache Module version >>>>>> 6.0a and have our SMTP Mail Server set to our own smtp mail >>>>>> server. Additionally, we're located in the Mountain Time Zone >>>>>> (MDT). Problem we're seeing after sniffing network traffic is >>>>>> that WebCatalog is sending the wrong offset in the email headers? >>>>>> >>>>>> Here's an example: >>>>>> SMTP: "Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 12:25:16 -0700\r\n" >>>>>> >>>>>> Maybe it's mapping MDT to -0700 instead of -0600, treating it >>>>>> like MST or like there's no such thing as daylight saving time? >>>>>> Putting [date %Z] on a page does display the correct Timezone >>>>>> (MDT), just not in the email header. >>>>>> >>>>>> The system appears to know the correct timezone: >>>>>> v242:78> date >>>>>> Sat May 12 11:55:04 MDT 2007 >>>>>> v242:79> perl -e '$a = localtime(); print "$a\n";' >>>>>> Sat May 12 11:55:54 2007 >>>>>> >>>>>> Anyone got any ideas or know how to tell WebCat to use correct >>>>>> offset? >>>>>> >>>>>> Marc >>>>> > > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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That would be an interesting approach.... But are you talking about creating a text file on your own and writing it into the EmailFolder directory or adding an undocumented string into the [sendmail] context. Even though I've done my share of hacking with the email system (see the archives for some interesting things I've discovered and documented) I also have had my share of disappointments when it comes to changing the email headers. So let's see some specific (untested) code examples. Thanks! Matthew A Perosi | Psi Prime, Inc. | http://www.psiprime.com | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psi_Prime%2C_Inc | 323 Union Blvd. | Totowa, NJ 07512 | P: 973.413.8210 | F: 973.413.8217 | Brian B. Burton wrote: > As much as I don't like hacks, sometimes it's the fastest way to fix > the problem. > > Why not do a little date/time math, store it in a text variable, and > stuff that into the email headers, thus overriding the built in > datetime stamp? > > You could even set your offset as a variable itself so you could > adjust as needed for daylight savings without having to dig into the > code. > > Just my 2 cents. > > BBB > > > > > On Aug 14, 2008, at 8:52 AM, Marc Thompson wrote: > >> Stuart, >> I have done that, but cannot find any solution? Here's the URL from >> a 2003/05/07 post from Matthew A Perosi with subject "Strange time in >> emails". I've had the same exact problem for years on unix-Solaris >> Sparc. My original post was sent 2007/05/14 with the same subject as >> this thread. >> This problem has been discussed on the Talk List for years, but I >> cannot find any solution? See: >> http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/DetailResults.tpl?command=search&db=webdna-talk.db&eqIDdata=33698&max=1&words=email%20time >> >> >> Marc >> >> Stuart Tremain wrote: >>> There was a fair bit of talk about that a few years ago - have a >>> look at the archives :) >>> Regards >>> Stuart Tremain >>> > >>> >>> On 14/08/2008, at 3:46 AM, Marc Thompson wrote: >>>> Same here, several years, all emails are 1 hour ahead of the actual >>>> time. >>>> >>>> Marc >>>> >>>> Psi Prime, Matthew A Perosi wrote: >>>>> I have been dealing with this for several years. Ever since >>>>> upgrading to v6 WebDNA. >>>>> During the summer months all my emails are 1 hour off. I too >>>>> would like to find a solution to this. >>>>> Matthew A Perosi | >>>>> | >>>>> Marc Thompson wrote: >>>>>> We're running WebCatalog unix-Solaris Sparc Apache Module version >>>>>> 6.0a and have our SMTP Mail Server set to our own smtp mail >>>>>> server. Additionally, we're located in the Mountain Time Zone >>>>>> (MDT). Problem we're seeing after sniffing network traffic is >>>>>> that WebCatalog is sending the wrong offset in the email headers? >>>>>> >>>>>> Here's an example: >>>>>> SMTP: "Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 12:25:16 -0700\r\n" >>>>>> >>>>>> Maybe it's mapping MDT to -0700 instead of -0600, treating it >>>>>> like MST or like there's no such thing as daylight saving time? >>>>>> Putting [date %Z] on a page does display the correct Timezone >>>>>> (MDT), just not in the email header. >>>>>> >>>>>> The system appears to know the correct timezone: >>>>>> v242:78> date >>>>>> Sat May 12 11:55:04 MDT 2007 >>>>>> v242:79> perl -e '$a = localtime(); print "$a\n";' >>>>>> Sat May 12 11:55:54 2007 >>>>>> >>>>>> Anyone got any ideas or know how to tell WebCat to use correct >>>>>> offset? >>>>>> >>>>>> Marc >>>>> > > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >
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