On Sun, May 28, 2006 at 01:51:29PM -0400, David Haguenauer wrote: > But if you don't have "the timezone package" installed, whatever this > may be, I don't see why it would work. In retrospective, it doesn't make any sense to think that it would work... I agree with you on that. > Also, I don't think there is such a thing as "-0800"; the benefit of > telling your C library where you are rather than a simple time offset > is that daylight saving will be taken care of automatically. For My only problem is that the time stamp mutt places on my emails does not reflect at all actual time. Take for example this message: it appears to have been written 8 hours before it was actually written, and therefore if you check the mutt-users archives, it appears to have been submitted hours before you wrote the message I am now responding to. The messages are filed accordingly, and it upsets the thread structure. It is specifically this type of thing that I am trying to fix. I do not know what places the time stamp on my outgoing emails. Whatever it is, I'd like to tell it to do it in a way that reflects the actual time they were sent out. C. Byspel
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