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NAME
822date - print the date in a mail messageSYNOPSIS
822date [ name ]DESCRIPTION
822date reads an 822-format mail message from its standard input, and prints the 822-format date shown in the last header field named name, or Date if name is not supplied.822date prints the date in three forms: first, ISO format, using the time zone shown in the field; second, ISO format, using UTC; third, ctime format, using the local time zone. Beware that most ctime libraries do not correctly handle leap seconds or years past 2037.
SEE ALSO
822field(1), 822received(1), ctime(3)
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