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The fax server sends email responses to the users. The texts of different mails can be configured | The fax server sends email responses to the users. The texts of different mails can be configured by the fax server administrator, and some of them can include job dependent data which are defined in variables. Not all of the following variables are defined in every user text: | ||
* <result> | * <result> | ||
* <user-name> | * <user-name> | ||
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* <time> | * <time> | ||
Additionally, there are some substitutions in the header line of outgoing faxes. The header line has a length of 108 signs. | |||
* $d: day of month, two digits | * $d: day of month, two digits |
Revision as of 10:41, 2 December 2015
Applies To
This information applies to
- Faxserver, V10 and up
More Information
The fax server sends email responses to the users. The texts of different mails can be configured by the fax server administrator, and some of them can include job dependent data which are defined in variables. Not all of the following variables are defined in every user text:
- <result>
- <user-name>
- <user-h323>
- <user-number>
- <remote-number>
- <remote-subscriber-id>
- <file-name>
- <calls>
- <pages>
- <duration>
- <error-cause>
- <error-description>
- <date>
Additionally, there are some substitutions in the header line of outgoing faxes. The header line has a length of 108 signs.
- $d: day of month, two digits
- $j: day of month without leading zero
- $m: month, two digits
- $n: month without leading zero
- $Y: year, four digits
- $y: year, two digits
- $G: hour, 24 hours format, without leading zero
- $H: hour, 24 hours format, two digits
- $i: minutes, two digits
- $s: seconds, two digits
- $p: number of page
- $P: page count, if available, with leading '/'
- $I: subscriber id
- $R: remote subscriber id
- $$: the sign '$'
- $t: tabulator to the next 15 character grid
- $c: text is centred
Flags for the place holders:
- 0-9: field length, with tabulator jump forward to this position
- -: left aligned
The default header line for English is defined as:
$d/$m/$Y $G:$i <subscriber-name> $I$63t To:$-20R$tPage: $p$P$c