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What controls the <cfmail> date/timestamp the user sees?

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scripter73

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Hi,

Here's the problem.

I use <cfmail> in my code, but when my users receive the mail, the date/time stamp on the e-mail is almost 12 hours earlier than what it should be.

Example,
If a mail was sent right now, the timestamp would be about:
12/11/01 3:50 PM (for CST), but my mail would read
12/11/01 3:00 AM.

What controls the time? I've been told its my mail server, but I've been there and the time is just fine.

Is there a setting in cfmail?

Thanks,
scripter73
 
I don't think that's ColdFusion. Check the time on the server time that ColdFusion Server is running on. - tleish
 
Thanks, tleish,

But I did that. I PC Anywhere'd to the server, and the windows timestamp is correct, and if I telnet to it, its also correct.

Thanks again,
scripter73
 
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