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 =
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"
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.
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,
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.
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