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[LI] Mutt not Y2k compliant :.-(
Here is a portion my Mutt index.
81 Jan 10 2000 17:34 Ramakrishnan M ( 0.9K) >
82 Jan 09 2000 20:42 Shanker Balan ( 2.2K) >
83 Feb 16 2036 23:55 bobby p rajan ( 0.7K) mounting NTFSpartitions
84 Jan 09 2000 20:14 Shanker Balan ( 0.7K) >
As you see mail no. 83, has been sent on Feb 16 2036. Here is the date
as it appears on the Date: header of mail 83.
Date: 10 Jan 00 04:57:31 MST
So what does that mean? Mutt thinks 10 Jan 00 is Feb 16 2036 :-(
I did try editing a valid mail (with 4 digit year) and made its date
2 digit year. Mutt immediately said the mail was dated Feb 16 ...
So far I have seen only USANET web-mailer, sending out 2 digit dates.
Workaround? If I change 'index_format' to show the time when mail was
received by me, then everything is Ok. But then, the index obviously
will not show the time when mail was sent (which I need very much).
Any other suggestions? Or patches?
TIA.
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