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118 Installing Amanda@Work.Place
%R
System variable (the relay variable) that contains the DTMF digits entered by the caller
who requested relay paging notification. Each port has its own %R. See the notification
chapter in
Administering Amanda@Work.Place . This is primarily used to send up to 16
digits of information to a user’s pager/beeper.
This token is used only in Notify Method fields.
Example:
9,%VW(9,V)P(U)P(R)
causes Amanda to call someone at home and say the telephone number and other infor-
mation in the relay variable.
R(greeting
[#mailbox],
variable
[,timeout])
Command that plays a greeting from the current or specified mailbox and stores the call-
er’s DTMF entry as a number in the specified variable. The greeting is interrupted as
soon as the first DTMF tone is entered. If there is no DTMF entry or if the timeout oc-
curs, the variable is set to the empty string.
greeting One of the seven mailbox greetings (G1–G7).
mailbox Optional. Any valid mailbox. The default is the current mailbox.
variable One of the port or global variables.
timeout A number from 0 to 99 that represents the time in tenths of seconds to wait for a DTMF
entry after playing the greeting. The default is 1.2 seconds.
Example:
R(G1,%S6,20)
stores a telephone number entered by a caller for later use. Greeting 1 is “Enter your
telephone number, finish by pressing the # sign.” The caller’s entry is stored as a number
in the port variable %S6. Amanda waits two seconds after the greeting before deciding
that the caller is not going to enter a telephone number.
R(G1#111,%S1)
plays Greeting 1 of mailbox 111. The DTMF digits entered by the caller become the val-
ue of %S1.
Failure: Invalid mailbox
Invalid greeting
%S0 %S1
%S2 %S3
%S4 %S5
%S6 %S7
%S8 %S9
%S10 %S11
%S12 %S13
%S14 %S15
%S16 %S17
%S18 %S19
Each telephone port has its own set of 20 %S variables where you can store, modify, or
retrieve information. One port’s %S1 is not the same as another port’s %S1. If Port 1
changes %S1, it does not change the value of Port 2’s %S1. Initially, each variable is
equal to the empty string. Each variable can contain a string of up to 143 characters.
See also %G0–%G9.
N
OTE
: The [(), ](), and |() commands can be used only with %S0 through %S9. The variables
%S10 through %S19 cannot be read from, written to, or appended to any DOS file.
Example:
+(%S0,5)
adds five to the current value of %S0.
=(%S12,714)
assigns the area code 714 to %S12.
I(%S12=714,555)
causes Amanda to go to the Extension field for mailbox 555 because the condition is
true (%S12 does equal 714).
Failure: Invalid variable name (such as %S52)
Alphabetical Token Reference (Continued)
Token Syntax Description