The following action variables can be used in an action or a filter. The value is substituted into the action variable before initiating the message handler.
Action variables start with a dollar sign ( $ ). The escape character is also a dollar sign, so use two dollar signs ( $$ ) to specify a single dollar sign as plain text.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| $subject | The subject of a message. |
| $content | The content of a message. |
| $message | An entire message, including subject, content, and sender. |
| $message_start | The beginning portion of a message, as specified by the message_start filter keyword. This variable is only available if you have specified the message_start filter keyword. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
| $message_end | The portion of a message, excluded from the message_start filter keyword. This variable is only available if you have specified the message_start filter keyword. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
| $ml_connect | The MobiLink network protocol options as specified by the dblsn -x option. The default is an empty string. See -x dblsn option. |
| $ml_user | The MobiLink user name as specified by the dblsn -u option. The default name is device-name-dblsn. |
| $ml_password | The MobiLink password as specified by dblsn -w option, or the new MobiLink password if -y is used. |
| $priority | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. |
| $request_id | The request ID that was specified in a push request. See Push requests. |
| $remote_id | The remote ID. This variable can only be used when the dblsn -r option is specified. See Filtering messages by remote ID. |
| $sender | The sender of a message. |
| $type | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. |
| $year | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. |
| $month | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. Values can be from 1-12. |
| $day | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. Values can be from 1-31. |
| $hour | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. Values can be from 0-23. |
| $minute | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. Values can be from 0-59. |
| $second | The meaning of this variable is carrier library-dependent. Values can be from 0-59. |
| $best_adapter_mac | The MAC address of the best NIC for reaching the MobiLink server that is specified by the dblsn -x option. If the best route does not go through a NIC, the value is an empty string. |
| $best_adapter_name | The adapter name of the best NIC for reaching the MobiLink server that is specified by the dblsn -x option. If the best route does not go through a NIC, the value is an empty string. |
| $best_ip | The IP address of the best IP interface for reaching the MobiLink server that is specified by the dblsn -x option. If that server is unreachable, the value is 0.0.0.0. |
| $best_network_name | The RAS or dial-up profile name of the best profile for reaching the MobiLink server that is specified by the dblsn -x option. If the best route does not go through a RAS/dial-up connection, the value is an empty string. |
| $adapters | A list of active network adapter names, each separated by a vertical bar ( | ). |
| $network_names | A list of connected RAS entry names, each separated by a vertical bar ( | ). RAS entry names are sometimes referred to as dial-up entry names or Dial-Up Network (DUN). |
| $poll_connect | The MobiLink network protocol options as specified by the poll_connect polling keyword. The default is an empty string. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
| $poll_notifier | The name of the Notifier as specified by the poll_notifier polling keyword. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
| $poll_key | The poll key as specified by the poll_key polling keyword. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
| $poll_every | The polling frequency as specified by the poll_every polling keyword. See MobiLink Listener keywords for Windows devices. |
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