On Mon, Feb 09, 2004 at 02:44:03PM -0600, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Kreemy followed up,
Current date and time is not acceptable. Some of this email goes
back 10 years.
If you have GNU date or another date(1) that supports the -d switch,
perhaps you can extract the timestamp of the original delivery from
the topmost Received: header and have GNU date rewrite it in the
proper form for a From_ line.
One thing that occurs to me is that if the original folders are
actually intact from the original delivery, then their filestamp
is a good source for ascertaining date with a correct format.
GNU date has an option to apply the date from a specific file
stamp. I actually use this when I'm touching (timestamping)
my whitelist file-hash.
---
dman (Virus Snaggers now at ver. 1.5.0, released 7 Feb. 2004)
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