time zone in index's date_format

[Иван]

Hello,

I can't get the name or abbreviation of the time zone in the index,
wether I put %Z or %z in ~/muttrc's date_format.

here's my ~/.muttrc:
set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp"
set date_format="%a %d %b.%Y à %X %Z"
set index_format="%Z %C/%m %e %d (%4c) %n %s"
#End

Is it a bug? Is it just Debian? Is it misconfiguration?

ssytem:
Debian GNU/Linux Lenny
Mutt 1.5.18 (2008-05-17)

[Иван]

Иван a écrit :

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[Christian Ebert]

* Иван on Thursday, October 01, 2009:
> Иван a écrit :

>> I can't get the name or abbreviation of the time zone in the index,
>> wether I put %Z or %z in ~/muttrc's date_format.
>>
>> here's my ~/.muttrc:
>> set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp"
>> set date_format="%a %d %b.%Y à %X %Z"
>> set index_format="%Z %C/%m %e %d (%4c) %n %s"

Doesn't help you but it works fine here with mutt 1.5.20. But I
don't think the version makes a difference in this case.

Did you check that those settings are not overruled by some
folder hook or by another rc file that takes precedence? What
gives

:set ?date_format

and

:set ?index_format

from within mutt?

c
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[James Michael Fultz]

* Christian Ebert <black...@gmx.net>:

> * Иван on Thursday, October 01, 2009:
>> Иван a écrit :
>>> I can't get the name or abbreviation of the time zone in the index,
>>> wether I put %Z or %z in ~/muttrc's date_format.
>>>
>>> here's my ~/.muttrc:
>>> set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp"
>>> set date_format="%a %d %b.%Y à %X %Z"
>>> set index_format="%Z %C/%m %e %d (%4c) %n %s"
>
> Doesn't help you but it works fine here with mutt 1.5.20. But I
> don't think the version makes a difference in this case.

Except that %Z isn't timezone in $index_format -- it is message status
flags. You want one of %(%Z), %{%Z}, or %[%Z] for timezone in
$index_format depending on whether your want sender's timezone, local
timezone, or received local timezone.

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[Christian Ebert]

* James Michael Fultz on Saturday, October 03, 2009:

> * Christian Ebert <black...@gmx.net>:
>> * Иван on Thursday, October 01, 2009:
>>> Иван a écrit :
>>>> I can't get the name or abbreviation of the time zone in the index,
>>>> wether I put %Z or %z in ~/muttrc's date_format.
>>>>
>>>> here's my ~/.muttrc:
>>>> set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp"
>>>> set date_format="%a %d %b.%Y à %X %Z"
>>>> set index_format="%Z %C/%m %e %d (%4c) %n %s"
>>
>> Doesn't help you but it works fine here with mutt 1.5.20. But I
>> don't think the version makes a difference in this case.
>
> Except that %Z isn't timezone in $index_format -- it is message status
> flags. You want one of %(%Z), %{%Z}, or %[%Z] for timezone in
> $index_format depending on whether your want sender's timezone, local
> timezone, or received local timezone.

You're right, I overlooked the %Z at the beginning and was
fixated on the %d.

c
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