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		schmonz on Aug 21, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Announcing Notqmail People can put whatever they want in their own .qmail files. That doesn't affect anything unless qmail believes those .qmail files are relevant to what it's delivering. A user controls .qmail files for a domain if and only if an admin has configured qmail to delegate that domain to that user.

amaccuish on Aug 22, 2019 [–]

Ahh I see. So it's a per domain thing, and you can't restrict more granularly. That's a shame.

schmonz on Aug 23, 2019 | [–]

I haven't experienced a need for more granular restrictions. Can you give an example of a problem it would solve?

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