Additional setup
55
tag.
See item 1 above if you want to place a ‘\’ at the end of line.
•
To output the ‘%’ symbol into the template text, use ‘\%’.
•
To output the ‘/’ symbol into the template text, use ‘\/’.
•
To output the ‘<’ symbol into the template text, use ‘\<’.
•
To output the ‘>’ symbol into the template text, use ‘\>’.
•
To output the ‘#’ symbol into the template text, use: ‘\#’.
The template language is case sensitive.
The number of spaces or tab symbols (either their presence or ab-
sence) between the language constructs is not regulated.
Reserved keywords must be separated either by white space charac-
ters or by the special symbols.
6.11.2.6. Notification macros for the application
Macros can be used in notification templates for either entire messages or their
parts. Using macros, you can customize notifications to include additional
information on the properties of an original message or object or about actions
applied to them.
The administrator can use the following macro in notifications concerning entire
messages:
%CLIENT_ADDR%
– remote address of the mail client.
%SENDER_ADDR%
– sender address.
%RECPT_ADDR%
– recipient address.
%HEADERS%
– message header.
%BK_ACTION%
– actions applied to the message that caused a backup
copy to be created (if the application is configured to back up mes-
sages).
%BK_LOCATION%
– full path to the backup storage (if the storage exists).
%ACTION_LIST%
– list containing information about the message and its
object and a list of actions applied to them. The information is output as
status action information
for each processed part of the message.
In notifications related to deleted objects from a message, the following macro
can be used:
%STATUS%
– Object status assigned as the result of scanning or filtering.
%ACTION%
– Action applied to the object based on its status.