You really have two options for this.  Because of qmail-scanner's location
in the chain of all things qmail, it doesn't distinguish between incoming
and outgoing, and there's good reason for this.  Mail sent to qmail-smtpd
and sub-sequentially to qmail-scanner can have both local and remote
targets, so at this level there is no such thing as outgoing mail.  You do
have the option of not scanning mail received from your RELAY mail zones,
but this is a bad idea because it would allow one customer of your server to
send to another unfiltered.   The ideal solution is to run two copies of
qmail on different IPs.  Set the MX record of your domain to copy A with
qmail-scanner and leave smtp.domain.com or whatever your "outgoing" mail
server is without qmail-scanner.  This dualistic qmail has drastically
positive performance implications as well.  Your outgoing mail server will
no longer be burdened with sending the thousands of "user not found"
messages to unanswering spammers.

That said, I would consider outgoing messages just as important to scan for
viruses, unless you're serving an entirely UNIX network, or have a situation
where you're mass mailing.

Thank you,

Cody
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> Hi guys,
>
> anyone know how i can set qmailscanner so that it only test outgoing
> mail ( smtp) =
> Or that incoming mail not put to qmailscanner ?
>
> BYe
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