Well if you're talking about epiphany, which is in January, then yes it is
5 months.Some people do celebrate Christmas on january 6th, or even the 13th.
But I am certain that what you are thinking is the correct thought.
Please don't flame me. Just trying to be humerous =)
> On an unrelated, but similarly amusing note, a spam I received (and was
> > I bet you haven't even realized that Christmas is just 5 months away,
> Strangely, no I wasn't aware that Christmas was 5 months away. Here in
> the  US Christmas is a bit less than 4 months away. Where exactly is
> the  "international month line" anyway? I've never seen the -74400
> timezone  before, but I bet it qualifies as INVALID_DATE_TZ_ABSURD :)
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Justin Mason wrote:
> Phil R Lawrence said:
>
>
>>>something to watch out for is to use "nomime" => 1 in the Mail::Audit
>>>ctor; the M:A folks changed the API there.
>>
>>What has MIME to do with it?  I read in perldoc M:A that your suggestion
>>is less expensive, but how does that help S:A?
>
>
> M:A, for some reason, changes its base class depending on whether the
> incoming message is mime or not.  Therefore the Mail::Internet methods
> suddenly become unavailable for MIME messages...
>
> (you do *not* want to know what I thought of that when I found it ;)
As a new user of SA, I guess I'm having trouble connecting the dots.  If
I understand you:  If I don't use the "nomime" => 1 option and I recieve
MIME mail, the Mail::Internet modules become unavailable.
Unavailable for which?  MA?  SA?  What do these methods do?  Does this
mean my incoming MIME mail won't be checked by SA unless I specify
"nomime" => 1?
Thanks,
Phil