4.35.9: file command disabled?

[Julian Field]

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I need to change the default. I don't want it switched on by default, as
it has to know where to find your "file" command and what sort of output
it produces.
Just reset it to /usr/bin/file again and you'll be fine.

I'm not sure what to set the default to, it's a bit awkward. I guess I
could enable it by default, and just not squeal too loudly if the file
can't be found.
What do you think?

Jeff A. Earickson wrote:

> Julian,
>
> MailScanner.conf now has:
>
> File Command = #DISABLED /usr/bin/file
>
> Does this mean "don't use this setting anymore?".  Previously
> (4.34.8) I had this defined as:
>
> File Command = /usr/bin/file
>
> What's the story here?


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