Global substitutions

Inside tasks and messages the following substitutions are available globally:

Note

The following global substitution names shouldn't be used for custom parameter names

Substitution	Meaning
%(O_TASK_UTC_STARTTIME)s	The time stamp of when the task first started. This remains the same through out any one task.
%(O_LOG_LEVEL)s	The logging level: INFO or DEBUG.
%(O_LOG_PREFIX)s	The ID of the task running. This is also the ID number used in the name of the log file for this task.
%(O_VERSION_LABEL)s	The device version that was read by the version command at the start of the task.
%(logonname)s	The control account used to connect to the device to run the task.
%(logonpassword)s	The password of the account used to connect to the device to run the task on.
%(hostname)s	This is the hostname of the device, as defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(ip_address)s	This is the IP address of the device, as defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(ssh_port)s	This is the SSH port to connect to the device on, if defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(http_port)s	This is the HTTP port to connect to the device on, if defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(https_port)s	This is the HTTPS port to connect to the device on, if defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(rdp_port)s	This is the RDP port to connect to the device on, if defined in the connection critical parameters.
%(username)s	In a System Task this is the name of the account being actioned on, i.e. added, deleted, password changed etc. In a User Task The username of the user running the task.
%(userpassword)s	The current password for the account specified by %(username)s.
%(user.password.old)s	The previous password for the account specified by %(username)s.
%(accesstoken)s	The name of the access token (role) the user has been granted on the device.
%(local_backup_location)s	The file location that the Osirium PAM stores backup files. This defaults to: /data/osirium/filestore.
%(local_techout_location)s	The file location that the Osirium PAM stores techout files. This defaults to: '/data/osirium/filestore'.
%(osirium_address)s	This is the IP address of the primary interface of rhe Osirium PAM.
%(space)s	This sends an explicit whitespace character to a device in a task command. Can also be used as the last character in the command.