Tue 2002-11-19 03:13, andrew clarke (3:633/267) wrote to All:

 > Wed 2028-05-10 13:27, andrew clarke (3:633/267) wrote to All:

 >> After a lot of work, my modifications to the SMAPI are progressing. 

 > Erm, I'm not sure what caused the date to appear as 2028-05-10!  Looks 
 > like I may have messed up something.  ;-)

OK, this one has me really confused.  Somehow HPT tossed a message into my
netmail folder and the FTSC date ended up as "11 May 28 
21:36:30":

Dump of SQXMSG structure

attr           : 00020005h (131077)
orig_user      : "Peter Knapper"
orig_addr      : 3:772/1.10
dest_user      : "Andrew Clarke"
dest_addr      : 3:633/267.0
subject        : "nlmaint"
date/time writ : 60ABh AC8Fh (1900-04-11 21:36:30)
date/time ariv : 60ACh 112Eh (1900-04-12 02:09:28)
utc_ofs        : 0
replyto        : 207
see            : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
umsgid         : 218
ftsc_date      : "11 May 28  21:36:30"

I happen to keet PKTs, and the FTSC date in the PKT is normal, so I think
HPT is dirty playing tricks on me!  So I retossed the packet:

Dump of SQXMSG structure

attr           : 00020005h (131077)
orig_user      : "Peter Knapper"
orig_addr      : 3:772/1.10
dest_user      : "Andrew Clarke"
dest_addr      : 3:633/267.0
subject        : "nlmaint"
date/time writ : 2D72h 9C39h (2002-10-18 19:33:50)
date/time ariv : 2D73h 1F5Ah (2002-10-19 03:58:52)
utc_ofs        : 0
replyto        : 207
see            : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
umsgid         : 223
ftsc_date      : "18 Nov 02  19:33:50"

So whatever happened, I can't reproduce it!

This is using hpt 1.3.0/w32 11-11-02.

Would there be anything in Msged (or the SMAPI?) that would cause it to
modify existing messages just by reading them (I hope not!) ?

Regards
Andrew

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