Jabber for Windows file transfer location

Is there a way to change the default location of files when transfered through Jabber? I know that via the XML config file I can disable and restrict file types, but what I really want to do is move the file transfer locatoin off the local machine to a on site server for security purposes.
Thanks
Michael           

This would be good feature to have! I don't believe we have this yet (change the destination file location).

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