We've just put antivirus on our xmail relay server and it's started picking up 
incoming viruses in the c:\winnt\temp directory, which are presumably xmail temp files 
because there is nothing else running on this machine.
 
I don't particularly want to put in an exclusion on this folder, as it's a likely 
place real viruses will write to. 
 
Is it possible to change this location in the Xmail config anywhere? (we're using 
xmail 1.15 still).
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