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"received" time is wrong

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Johanus
Johanus
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Using 52.8 in WIN 7 Pro workstations. For certain emails Thunderbird displays a received time (in the folder item listing) that is exactly 1 hour later than actual time. Checking headers reveals accurate time stamps from all server steps. LAN router and local workstations have correct time. This is consistent for email from a given sender (sending device time is correctly set) and the displayed time is identically incorrect for multiple recipients. Where does Thunderbird get the displayed "received" time?

Using 52.8 in WIN 7 Pro workstations. For certain emails Thunderbird displays a received time (in the folder item listing) that is exactly 1 hour later than actual time. Checking headers reveals accurate time stamps from all server steps. LAN router and local workstations have correct time. This is consistent for email from a given sender (sending device time is correctly set) and the displayed time is identically incorrect for multiple recipients. Where does Thunderbird get the displayed "received" time?

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Johanus
Johanus Fragesteller
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Please, from where does Thunderbird get the data displayed as the "received" time?

sfhowes
sfhowes
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There is a discussion of the Date and Received times here:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1158818

Johanus
Johanus Fragesteller
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Thank you! That reference is very helpful. The add-on looks promising but I wion't be able to test it until midweek. Again. thank you!