Re: [exim] Manipulating the Date Header on message delivery

Ray Jackson wrote:
>
> Apologies, I probably didn't explain the situation fully. We are
> running some VoIP services across 3 different time zones (2 in
> Australia, 1 in NZ) - The Voicemail platform however lives in just one
> of those time zones, so when the call is redirected to Voicemail it ends
> up on our single Voicemail server which
> pushes the message up to our mail server giving it a time stamp of when
> it arrived, however this time stamp is the local time of the Voicemail
> server... So when people go and check their Voicemail it reads out the
> time of message as
> being when it arrived in the Voicemail server's time zone, not the time
> zone of
> the customer.

Set the server to use UTC/GMT rather than the local time zone.

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