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   Hey DM,   
      
   Need some clarification - I've noticed an unexpected date when saving a   
   message (when called from CLI jsexec - havent checked when the terminal server   
   calling the script).   
      
   I'm calling save_msg(), using a header with a date that has:   
      
   RFC-822 format (as per the https://synchro.net/docs/jsobjs.html), and that   
   results in a message time of:   
      
   date = strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %I:%M:%S %z",time());   
   // Tue, 17 Dec 2024 02:32:19 +1100   
      
   (I know time() is implied with strftime()).   
      
   when_written     67604803 0294 Tue Dec 17 02:32:19 2024 UTC+11:00   
   when_imported    6760F0C3 0000 Tue Dec 17 14:32:19 2024 UTC   
      
   I also know time() is returning the correct epoch time (I've compared it with   
   https://www.epochconverter.com/)   
      
   a) Shouldnt the strftime() call return "14:32:19 +1100" - which would fix the   
   when_written value. (The message renders with a "written 12hrs ago" statement).   
      
   b) Shouldnt the when_imported by "02:32:19 UTC" (if it is recording timestamps   
   in UTC, or 14:32:19 UTC+1100 if rendering local time)?   
      
   c) AU is GMT+11 right now (summer time, normally GMT+10), so system time is   
   14:32 - not sure when strftime is returning 02:32 (12 hrs earlier)   
      
   Incidently, I used %Z in the strftime() call (instead of %z), which results in   
   AEDT (right now) - and it resulted in a when_written of:   
      
   when_written     3A24FDD0 0000 Thu Nov 30 00:00:00 2000 UTC   
      
   date = strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %I:%M:%S %Z");   
   // Tue, 17 Dec 2024 02:28:01 AEDT   
      
   I guess save_msg() date parsing doesnt understand AEDT?   
      
      
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