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We still use the ancient SNDEMAIL command. Just for simple error messages.
My issue is that when an email is received, the time in the email header lags by
six hours. I tried to fix it some time back, but the time is still wrong.
Here is how I am generating the date:
H BndDir( 'QC2LE' )
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D time_t s 10i 0
D CurrentTime Pr 10i 0 ExtProc( 'time' )
D TimeToString Pr * ExtProc( 'ctime' )
D ElapTime 10i 0 value.
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c* get time in seconds since Jan 1, 1970
c eval time_t = CurrentTime
C eval mdatetime =
C 'Date: ' + %str(TimeToString(time_t) )
When I look at the option on a received email (using Outlook), the time is
showing as this in the header: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 00:44:39 -0600
The Date entry in the header looks like this, as far as I can copy:
Wed Nov 5 00:44:37 2008?
But, Outlook shows the time as:
Tue 11/04/2008 18:45
Any ideas why the time is off by 6 hours? Am I not formatting the time
correctly?
John McKee
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