Re: [webmin-l] Sorting mail in Read Mail module

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

On 6/Jul/2006 04:42 Marcos Rubinstein wrote ..
> 1.- re sorting: is the sort by arrival the default??? and then, if 
> somebody sorts by name... will it stay that way until the "reset sorting"
> is clicked? (even after logout?)

Yes and yes.

> 2.- What I'm told is that both the sender and the receiver are using 
> usermin, in the same server!!!!... in any case, both sender and receivers
> are in Argentina, and the server is set up with timezone: 
> America/Buenos_Aires.

Have you checked that the Date: headers are correct on the actual emails?
You can see this when you click on an email to view it. The date in the mail
list is generated by Usermin, and so is more likely to have problems.

Also, I presume that the timezone is set correctly on your system? You can
see it in Webmin, in the System Time module.

 - Jamie

> (btw... Mike in a previous e-mail.. also seems to have a problem with 
> usermin and the time... this was his posts:
> 
> < Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2006 11:56:53 EDT
> < From: MWS <we...@ro...>
> < Reply-To: Webmin users list <web...@li...>
> < To: web...@li...
> < Subject: [webmin-l] Time in Usermin
> < 
> < 
> < Did something change about the way usermin handles time?  It seems to
> be 
> < different from what my server is set at....
> < 
> < Thanks,
> <
> < -Mike
> 
> (I do wonder what Mike was referring to)...
> 
> also:
> 
> I see this in the preferences for the read mail module:
> 
> Timezone for date displays 	 System default    (text box)
> 
> what you are supposed to put in the textbox area??? (AR??? for example???)
> 
> Thanks for ...Min Jamie :)
> 
> Cheers!
> Marcos
> 
> 
> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> 
> > On 6/Jul/2006 00:23 Marcos Rubinstein wrote ..
> >> My clients are experiencing 2 problems since I upgraded usermin...
> >>
> >> 1.- for some reason they tell me that before they open the mail, usermin
> >> shows the time as 3 hours "early" that was sent... (for example... the
> >> mail is sent at 12:00 pm AR, but in Usermin they see *before they open
> >> the
> >> mail* 9:00 am).
> >>
> >> I could not reproduce the problem, and I'm wondering if it could be
> >> browser dependent (don't not why should be that way... but I wonder
> ;)
> >
> > This may be a timezone-related issue. Is the email your clients receive
> > sent from a user in a different timezone (such as from the US east coast
> > to the west) ?
> >
> >> 2.- Whenever the open "read mail" (or refresh), the mail is sorted by
> >> date/time... Because of the problem described in 1, for those clients
> that
> >> decided a "short" page, sometimes the new mail would be in "previous
> >> pages". In other words, usermin is sorting the mail by date/time.
> >>
> >> Question: is there any way to sort the mail by arrival????
> >
> > Yes - click on the Reset Sorting link at the top of the mail list.
> >
> > - Jamie
> >
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