How can I disable the spam or virus filters for outgoing mail but leave them enabled for incoming mail?

To Disable Filtering for Outgoing Mail Only

  1. Navigate to Warden -> Settings -> Policy Banks
  2. Choose the outgoing policy banks you want to want to disable the filtering for. Use the MYNETS policy for email being sent from the server itself (PHP based email) and/or use the SUBMISSION policy for email being sent from a users desktop client (Submission port 587 or SMTPS port 465).
  3. Set the radio buttons to Yes for the filters that you want to disable.
  4. Press the Update button to save your changes.

Policy Banks

  • outgoing mail, policy banks
  • 0 Users Found This Useful
Was this answer helpful?

Related Articles

How can I change the interface language of the extension?

You can change the interface language under Settings -> Application Settings -> Locale...

How can I disable admin email notifications in Amavis?

Amavis has different default options for controlling where virus, spam, banned file attachments,...

Where are the configuration files for Warden located?

Centos/RHEL/CloudLinux/AlmaLinux Configuration files: // amavis (Content Filter Settings)...

How can I whitelist or blacklist a mail server from greylisting?

To Whitelist a Mail Server From Greylisting Navigate to Warden -> Settings ->...

How can I enable third party anti-virus signatures within Warden to improve the ClamAV detection rate?

Warden supports enabling third party anti-virus signatures to improve the detection rate. These...