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Old 11th August 2005, 10:44
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Default Trash can / mailscan

I have noticed one thing.

If you enable Mailsacn from your email settings and after that you start sending files like *.doc or *.xls or receiving. Trashcan or some component will change it to other form and when you try to open it it the file is unknown. So you have to choose a program what you wanna use for opening that file.

Have anyone else noticed that? And what can be do?

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Old 11th August 2005, 11:13
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It's not in trashscan, it's in mailscan. If you disable Mailscan for a user in the ISPConfig web interface, then extensions like .xls or .doc won't be renamed anymore.
Mailscan renames them because these files can contain malicious code, and users should only open them if they are sure that the attached files are clean.
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It's not in trashscan, it's in mailscan. If you disable Mailscan for a user in the ISPConfig web interface, then extensions like .xls or .doc won't be renamed anymore.
Mailscan renames them because these files can contain malicious code, and users should only open them if they are sure that the attached files are clean.
Yes i read about it after sending this post. So its ok.
I took it of for avoiding problems with people I send doc and xls attachments.

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Is there a way to continue using mailscan but keeping the .doc and .xls file extensions?
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Is there a way to continue using mailscan but keeping the .doc and .xls file extensions?
You can edit the mailscan script or put some variables in the .procmailrc file. The Master template of this script is:

/root/ispconfig/isp/conf/html-trap.rc.master

There is a description at the beginning of the script.
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