Description:
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Sending mail with the PHP function Mail() gives a date in the mail that does not have the daylight saving time effect in it.
I am using Windows XP with GMT+1.00 and daylight savings (at this time of yaer) so in fact my time is GMT+2:00.
I am running Apache 1.3.31 fow Win32 with PHP (latest build)
Sending a mail gives a mail with a date GMT+1:00. (wrong)
Sending a mail with outlook gives a date GMT+2:00 (OK)

Whatch out: Normal you see this only in the header, because in 'normal' internet-mail this wrong time is "overruled" by other mailservers, and a assume that the last time stamp is used bij de mail-client like Outlook.

I found it because I was locally emulating my Site with apache PHP and a little mailserver, and in my Email there was only ONE date: the one mail() created.
Trying the same mail with outlook give the rigt time

Reproduce code:
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Any call to mail() with Win XP.


Expected result:
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Message-ID: <000a01c44cd2$2fd248d0$f0b9b6d4@hoogantink>
Reply-To: "Marcel Hoog Antink" <marcel@hoogantink.com>
From: "Marcel Hoog Antink" <marcel@technosoft.nl>
To: "Marcel-Technosoft" <hoogantink@technosoft.nl>
Subject: test via netmailshar 22:58
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 22:58:29 +0200


Actual result:
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Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 22:57:18 +0100
Subject: Test van de Technosoft Helpdesk Enquete (tav M. J. Hoog Antink(ts))
To: hoogantink@technosoft.nl
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
From: Technosoft Support <enquete@technosoft.nl>
Reply-To: Technosoft Support <enquete@technosoft.nl>
Return-Path: Technosoft Support <enquete@technosoft.nl>