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Home » Technical » Computing » MailScanner Domain admin release Bad Content
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MailScanner Domain admin release Bad Content

by William Rendell|Published August 1, 2022

Here’s a setting for domain admins:

/var/www/html/mailscanner/conf.php

//Give Domain Admins ability to release dangerous content, like viruses
define('DOMAINADMIN_CAN_RELEASE_DANGEROUS_CONTENTS', true);
  • MailScanner
  • postfix

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