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|    FE_HELP    |    The FastEcho Mailprocessor Support Confe    |    381 messages    |
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|    Tommi Koivula to Paul Hayton    |
|    Proper dupe prevention    |
|    31 Jan 16 20:42:24    |
      Hi Paul.              31 Jan 16 21:52, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:               PH> On 01/30/16, Wilfred van Velzen pondered and said...               Wv>> Unfortunately it has been determined that fastecho always drops        Wv>> seen-by's when it imports messages from another zone. This can't        Wv>> be turned of by a configuration option.        Wv>>        Wv>> So for instance the link between Paul Quinn and Tommi Koivula,        Wv>> who both use fastecho, drops them in both directions. Tommi was        Wv>> thinking about moving to hpt though, the last time I spoke with        Wv>> him about this...        Wv>>               PH> I'm not sure this is correct so have replied in this echoarea so Paul        PH> et al. can comment.               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.              Sorry Paul, but not true. You just cannot see it happening until you check       packets that are leaving from your system.              I investigated this, and it is also documented in fastecho.doc:              ==== cut ====               When your system acts as outbound zonegate you may need to strip       addressed out-of-zone. FastEcho is capable to do that simply by       enabling this feature (which is disabled by default). This can be done       by using the flag ZONEGATE in FEOPT. In any case FastEcho acts as an       processing EchoMail coming from another zone.              ==== cut ====              Just read the "in any case"...              'Tommi              ---        * Origin: 2001:470:1f15:cb0:f1d0:2:221:6 (2:221/6)    |
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