Re: Alpine 1.10: Index Date display question.

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008, rmushtaq@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

:) In one of the email in my InBox, the Date/Time stamp on the actual
:) email header shows as:
:)
:) Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 12:10:17 +0530
:)
:) But when I view this message in the message index itself, it shows up
:) as "Yesterday":

According to Gmail, your timezone is 7 hours behind GMT, while the other
sender is 5 and a half hours ahead of GMT, so there is a difference of 12
and half hours between you and the sender. The message was sent at 12:10
pm, in the timezone of the sender. For you it was 12 and a half hours
earlier, that is Friday 11:40 pm. Since you saw this today, Alpine told
you that the message was sent when it was Friday for you, that is, it was
yesterday.

--
Eduardo
http://staff.washington.edu/chappa/alpine/
.

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