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Not for configuration, only displays information about the running version of SOFiE application. For detailed information about versions, see Release notes.
Allow download of clean files from quarantined packages
Enables or disables the option for users to download clean files even from quarantined packages. A package is quarantined, if in any file within a problem is found by one of the detection engines.
If enabled, users can download files even from quarantined packages. But only those, that are marked as clean and so no problem was found in them by any of the detection engines. If a ZIP archive is created for such a package, it will also contain only the clean files, not the problematic ones.
If disabled and a package is quarantined, no files from it can be downloaded, no matter if clean or not.
(default: disabled)
Allow anonymous users to send packages
Enabled by default and allows anonymous (not logged in) users to send packages to registered application users or domains.
If disabled, it is so called “request only” mode, which means anonymous users cannot send packages by themselves and can only react to a request sent by a registered user. Also sets and fixes the welcome page content to the Login state (ignoring settings in Settings - Configuration - Appearance).
(default: enabled)
Allow adding of files to a sent package
If enabled, allows logged in users to add files to their own already sent packages. Newly added files undergo all standard file checks by detection engines.
(default: disabled)
Allow deleting of files from a sent package
If enabled, allows logged in users to delete files from their own already sent packages.
(default: disabled)
Default language
Sets the default language of the web application. It can be changed by every user in the top right corner of the screen. The language of the e-mail notifications and syslog messages is set separately in corresponding sections.
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(default: all languages allowed)
The default type of a package
Sets the default type of a package sent out by a logged in user, if the user does not change it and if he has the permission to send such a type.
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Configuration management
Configuration export
Clicking the EXPORT button downloads the current configuration of the application.
The export does not contain passwords and other secrets (replaced by *****), but it still may contain sensitive data. The export is in JSON format and includes configuration, detection settings, settings for adfs, active directory, domains and email templates. So far the configuration can only be exported, import/restore function is planned for the future. Configuration export does not replace backups.