WV>> That's by choice. You could configure your system so it doesn't WV>> archive the received and sent PING mails, so you would see none at WV>> all.
AL> MBSE works this way; the only way I know that a PING or TRACE message was AL> processed is if I check the logs.
In FMail it's configurable:
Keep PING requests
Keep a copy of PING request messages after processing. These are the received messages addressed to PING on your system. The copy is saved in the received netmail area.
BTW: There is no option to keep TRACE requests, because they are in transit mails destined for other systems. They are forwarded to their destination without keeping a copy.
Keep PING responses
Keep a copy of PING response messages after they are sent. The copy is saved in the sent netmail area.
Keep TRACE responses
Keep a copy of TRACE response messages after they are sent. The copy is saved in the sent netmail area.
If I set them all to 'No', I get the same behaviour as in your situation.
Bye, Wilfred.
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