Hello mark,

On Thu Dec 22 2016 17:46:54, mark lewis wrote to Nicholas Boel:

 NB>> However, when HPT stores the message into a JAM message base, it
 NB>> seems to round down to the next even number in seconds of when
 NB>> the message was written, if the message was originally posted
 NB>> with an uneven seconds in the timestamp.

 ml> ewwww... what message base format are we talking about?

JAM, with HPT as the tosser.

 ml> yeah, it shouldn't do that... it should round /up/ to the next even
 ml> second if the code is following the m$ DOS time stamp format
 ml> documentation...

That's not what seems to be happening. Since I'm using Linux, I would
assume I'm using the Linux "date" format. However, I have no idea
what method HPT is using, which is why I posted about it since something
isn't right. Obviously it would be a lot worse of a bug if it forwarded
messages the same way, but that has been proven otherwise.

Regards,
Nick

... "Не знаю. Я здесь только работаю."
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