The variable names described below may or may not be present in the user profile associated with a fax mailbox. There is no harm in including variables that are not used by any of the tasks included in the task list. Certain tasks require certain variables and some variables will be included or removed based upon options selected by the administrator when creating/editing mailboxes in CFCLIENTADMIN.
The following variables are used in the Standard Post-Receive scripts:
| PRV_EMAIL_RECIPS | Comma separated list of email recipients |
| PRV_THIS_EMAIL_RECIP* | Currently selected email forwarding recipient |
| PRV_EMAIL_OPTS | Semi-colon separated list of email option entries: |
| 1 – email attachment option |
| 2 – include thumbnail or not |
| 3 – override email subject |
| PRV_THIS_EMAIL_OPTS* | Email forwarding options for currently selected email recipient |
| PRV_EMAIL_ATTACH_OPT* | Extracted email attachment/link option: |
| 0 – no attachment or link |
| 1 – attach standard letter size PDF (pdf) |
| 2 – attach standard A4 PDF (PDF) |
| 3 – attach legal size PDF (pdF) |
| 4 – attach 8.5 width variable length PDF (Pdf – default) |
| 5 – attach A4 variable length PDF (PDf) |
| 6 – attach received TIFF image |
| 8 – link received TIFF image |
| PRV_EMAIL_THUMB_OPT* | T(rue) to include thumbnail else F(alse) |
| PRV_EMAIL_SUBJECT_OPT* | Override email subject for forwarding |
| PRV_EMAIL_TEXT3* | Attachment/link method description for email text body |
| PRV_EMAIL_ATTAPP* | Application type for $email attach command |
| PRV_PARENTFS* | FS number of worker box FS file that starts chain |
| PRV_COLOGO | Override for company logo |
| PRV_TASKS | Comma separated list of post-receive tasks: |
| PRI_Fax2Email – forward fax to email |
| PRI_Save – save received fax as TIF or PDF |
| PRI_Print – print received fax |
| PRI_FTPUpload – upload received fax |
| PRI_FaxNotify – fax receipt notification to fax sender |
| PRV_CONVPDF_FLAG* | T(rue) to do preliminary PDF file conversion. Set this if you wish to save, email, or upload the incoming document as a PDF. |
| PRV_CONVPDF_FOLDER | Target folder for PDF conversion. Set this if you wish to save email, or upload the incoming document as a PDF. |
| PRV_CONVPDF_FILENAME* | Converted PDF file. Set this if you wish to save email, or upload the incoming document as a PDF, and wish tro override the filename based on the MCF filename, |
| PRV_EMQUEUE | Queue for post-receive process e-mail FS file. Until release 8.3.1.340, PRV_QUEUE was also used for this purposes, and it still is used if PRV_EMQUEUE is not defined. |
| PRV_PDF_NAME* | Received fax image as PDF file (in message directory) |
| PRV_SAVEPDF_FLAG | T (true) to save received fax as PDF else F (false). This assumes you have also configured the script to convert the incoming TIF to PDF. |
| PRV_SAVEPDF_FOLDER | Target folder for PDF save. If this variable is undefined then the converted PDF file will be stored in the same folder as the received fax image (see PR_FAXPATH). |
| PRV_SAVETIF_FLAG | T (true) to save received fax as TIFF else F (false) |
| PRV_SAVETIF_FOLDER | Target folder for saving received TIFF fax image |
| PRV_UPLDPDF_FLAG | T (true) to upload received fax image as PDF to FTP else F (false) |
| PRV_UPLDTIF_FLAG | T (true) to upload received TIFF image to FTP else F (false) |
| PRV_PRINTER_NAME | Printer selected for printing received fax image |
| PRV_RUNSPEC* | Run command and parameters for query script modules |
| PRV_FTP_OPTS | Command line options for FTP upload |
| PRV_FTP_SPEC | FTP specifications for FTP upload |
| PRV_QUEUE | Queue for post-receive process worker box FS file |
| PRV_NOTIFYQUEUE | Queue for post-receive notification FS files |
| PRV_NOTIFYCVR | Fax notification graphical cover sheet |
| PRV_FAXNUM* | Fax number to use for notification |
| PRV_ALT_FAXNUM* | Alternate fax number from ANI |
| PRV_DELETEFILES* | T (true) to add a $delete_options command to delete the e-mail atachments after transmission. |
Items with an asterisk (*) are temporary variables created during post-receive processing.
