On 2022-08-01T16:37:16TAI, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote: > So why don't you come over with something understandable directly. > I thought i did...
> What has %60 to do with it? > tm_gmtoff is the GMT offset in seconds... So tm_gmtoff%60 shows u, if there is a fraction of a minute in that offset... > So what you made the exim people do is that you force > interpretation of the local time as UTC if local seconds and UTC > seconds differ? But this is surely wrong, > No... > since any timezone can do so potentially! > Unlikely... TAI is the only zoneinfo I know of that does that... u can test that with this command: % TZ=MET date +%::z there should be a double O in the end... > $ grep -E '[[:digit:]+:[[:digit:]]+:[[:digit:]]+' \ > /usr/share/zoneinfo/tzdata.zi | wc -l > 624 > I dont know what that is... There is no tzdata.zi on my box... And it is very unlikely that 624 zoneinfos have a GMT offset that makes the RFC5322 timestamps incorrect. The people would have told you before... most likely... -arne
