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UlfG
Good day all,
I have a strange issue with e-mails that are automaticly forwarded by a rule. In the receiver end (to whom the message is forwarded to) the "Sent:" time stamp in the orginal e-mail is one hour off back in time when the e-mail is opened. All the other time stamps (in the inbox etc. is correct, it's just in the body).
Look at this sample, I've sent a message at 09:04 to the account with the rule an in the receiver end, the e-mail look's like this when I open it:
From: Ulf Gåhlin
Sent: den 23 mars 2010 08:04:21
To: Ulf Gåhlin
Subject: Test 09:04
Test message sent 09:04
As you can see, the "Sent:" date in the original e-mail body says 08:04 instead of 09:04. If I now logon to the account with the rule active and force the rule to execute again, the correct time stamp appears in the e-mail body in the receiving end. Same thing if I manually forward the e-mail.
Exchange 2010 runs on a Windows 2008 R2 server with the timezone set to UTC +1. I've tried to change the time zone and the "Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time" but it appears that the problem isn't affected by this...
Anyone that has any ideas?
Regards,
Ulf