Hallo Wilfred!
I'm talking about localtime not UTC, but you knew that. ;)
Which is the same thing here. /etc/localtime = /usr/share/zoneinfo/UTC. Also;
-={ '<Esc>:read !date' }=-
Wed 18 Nov 2020 03:29:48 PM UTC
Note the UTC at the end of the localtime date string. hwclock shows "2020-11-18 15:34:08.481082+00:00" as we speak. Everything that matters is UTC as it should be. I made the adjustment for the msg header's datetime stamp and the TZUTC flag in the code but am thinking of a per user setup configuration set to whatever the user's localtime is instead of the system's localtime. As you can plainly see they are different.
Anyhow this is the best this can possibly be all things considered. I plan to continue ignoring the TZUTC and CHRS flags but I can assure you that the ones you see are indeed accurate albiet useless for any meaningful deployment.
Het leven is goed,
Maurice
... Weorða ðe selfne godum dædum, ðenden ðin God recce.
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