Message60342
There are at least 4 places in the standard Python 2.3 library which
build an RFC 2822 formatted string:
rfc822.formatstring
email.Utils.formatdate
logging.handlers.SMTPHandler.date_time
BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer.date_time_string
Looking at them, it makes sense to me to
- replace rfc822's implementation with email's
(that's the most flexible of the bunch)
- start a migration so that email uses the one
from rfc822, if available, else it's own implementation
(since email is distributed to older Pythons)
- have logging use the one in rfc822.
- have BaseHTTPServer use the one in rfc822
If this is deemed an appropriate change, I can send in
a patch. |
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2008-01-20 09:56:08 | admin | link | issue747320 messages |
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