31 Jan 16 19:15, you wrote to Paul Hayton:   
      
    PQ> @MSGID: 3:640/1384 56add09e   
    PQ> @REPLY: 3:770/100 483fae9b   
    PQ> @PID: JamNNTPd/Linux 1   
    PQ> @CHRS: UTF-8 2   
    PQ> @TZUTC: 1000   
    PQ> @TID: CrashMail II/Linux 0.71   
    PQ> Hi! Paul,   
      
    PQ> On 01/31/2016 06:52 PM, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
      
    PH>> I'm using FE and as far as I can see it does not strip/drop seen-by's   
    PH>> when messages are imported in via your Z2 feed in to my HUB system.   
      
    PH>> In fact you can tell FE to keep seen-bys on a message base by message   
    PH>> base basis. In my case I have everything set to retain/keep seen-by's   
    PH>> indefinately.   
      
    PQ> Wilfred is correct, as he stated about their being stripped.  We can't   
    PQ> see it in our local bases.  But when messages are exported or tossed   
    PQ> during incoming, the seen-by are stripped.  I've seen the effect on   
    PQ> -this- system.   
      
   there is evidence of it in this post i'm replying to, too... see below...   
      
    PQ> I intend to re-work my mail moving, basing inter-zone exchanges via   
    PQ> this node.  However I'm enjoying a bit of 'real life' and haven't yet   
    PQ> made any config changes.  I need motivation.  :)   
      
   i've been thinking about adjusting my stuff, too... just trying to work out   
   the best way to go about it and what the final result will look like...   
      
    PQ> Cheers,   
    PQ> Paul.   
      
    PQ> --- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101   
    PQ> Thunderbird/31.4.0   
    PQ>  * Origin: Paul's other Linux vBox - Maryborough, Qld, OZ (3:640/1384)   
    PQ> @PATH: 640/1384 384 203/0 320/119 123/500 3634/12   
      
   640/384 or 320/119 are stripping as there is no 640/* entries in the   
   seenbys... 203/0 is left because that's the direct uplink...   
      
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