I've found (surprise, surprise) that dates in the Date: header are truly
unreliable (I have a range from 1970 to 2068).
All I really care about is when I received the email, since I know my mail
machine's date is correct.
I want to sort and file based on the Received: header date, but there are
typically a lot of them in each message, depending on where the message has
gone en route to me.
Questions:
1)Is the last Received header ALWAYS the one for my machine? (e.g. the only
one I care about)?
2)Does procmail do a specific ordering of headers? IOW, does it process
from the top to the bottom (I assume so)?
or
3)Do I need to write a recipe to match my mail machine, then extract a
date from that Received header?
4)Will I want to extract a date using a regexp, or is there an easier way?
thanks,
-chuck
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