Re: ssmtp "Date:" oddity

2004-02-01 Thread Brian Dessent
Igor Pechtchanski wrote: > > On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Robert R Schneck wrote: > > > Maybe someone can help me understand this. The problem is in the > > following format string to strftime: > > > > /* RFC822 format string borrowed from GNU shellutils date.c */ > > const char *format =

Re: ssmtp "Date:" oddity

2004-02-01 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Robert R Schneck wrote: > Bradley Holdridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > After I upgraded to the latest version of ssmtp (2.60.4-1), the messages > > I sent with it started arriving with dates such as > > > > Thu, d Jan 2004 21:10:32 > > > > The day of the month is always "d"

Re: ssmtp "Date:" oddity

2004-02-01 Thread Robert R Schneck
Bradley Holdridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > After I upgraded to the latest version of ssmtp (2.60.4-1), the messages > I sent with it started arriving with dates such as > > Thu, d Jan 2004 21:10:32 > > The day of the month is always "d". I've just sent out a request to upload ssmtp-2.60.4-2.

Re: ssmtp "Date:" oddity

2004-01-31 Thread Matthias Bobzien
Bradley Holdridge wrote: > After I upgraded to the latest version of ssmtp (2.60.4-1), the messages > I sent with it started arriving with dates such as > > Thu, d Jan 2004 21:10:32 > > The day of the month is always "d". (While attempting to compensate by > supplying the "Date:" header myself,

ssmtp "Date:" oddity

2004-01-30 Thread Bradley Holdridge
After I upgraded to the latest version of ssmtp (2.60.4-1), the messages I sent with it started arriving with dates such as Thu, d Jan 2004 21:10:32 The day of the month is always "d". (While attempting to compensate by supplying the "Date:" header myself, I discovered that "localtime" in perl 5.