On Mon Mar 21 08:37:19 2016, hy...@lactose.homelinux.net wrote: > Alarig Le Lay writes: > > > >On Mon Mar 21 06:08:13 2016, Peter P. wrote: > >> > >> I send mail with mutt and msmtp. Apparently the "Date:" header of the > >> sent mail shows my current timezone to the receiver, which I would like > >> to avoid. > >> > >> Is there a way to do this? > > > >Hi, > > > >How the other side MUA could guess your timezone if you don't specify > >it? And then, how the MUA could sort the messages? I live in +1 zone and > >I don't want to see you reply before my mail in the thread. > > To resolve both questions, he could use UTC, which is a nice generic > time zone that (unlike GMT) people probably wouldn't make any assumptions > about. For example, my wife's employer's email system uses UTC for its > time stamps, and we are in EST/EDT (UTC-4/5). But again, I think that's > a client-side configuration on his computer and/or with msmtp.
You can speak about it to IETF guys ;) > I don't think mutt puts the Date: header on outgong email. Mutt puts the header. You can use a MUA located in Europe (so, at home) and a mail server located in Asia. -- alarig
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