Geht dazu in den Events-Manager der über Setup - EventsManager bzw Strg-E erreichbar ist.
%MAXUSERS = the maximum number of users which can be connected to the server at the same time
%LOCALIP = the IP address of the server
%UIP, %CLIENTIP = the IP address of the client
%CLIENTIP_000 = returns formated ip like 192.168.000.010 (for use with filename and sorting).
%UHOSTNAME = the hostname of the client
%UNAME = the user's account name
%USPEEDLIMIT = the maximum speed the user will be able to send/receive at
%CNOW = the number of users currently connected
%CALL = the total number of user connections to the server since startup
%C24H = the number of connections during the last 24h
%UTIMEOUT = current user TimeOut
%LOGFILE = (current log file), %LOGFILEOLD (previous log file) to go with OnLogFileRotate events.
%URATIOCREDIT = current user ratio credit (if ratio is enabled)
(%URATIOCREDITxx with xx=KB, MB,GB)
%UQUOTACURRENTxx (with xx=KB, MB, GB) = current quota
%UQUOTAMAXxx (with xx=KB, MB, GB) = max quota
%UHOME = current user home dir (if showrelativepath is disabled)
%UCURRENTDIR = current user dir
%URATIO = current upload/download ratio
%URATIOUP = current upload ratio
%URATIODOWN = current download ratio
%WELCOMEIP = create a file named "welcome_.txt" (welcome_192.168.0.128.txt) and server will send it as welcome message for ip (to be used with virtual server).
%WELCOMEUNAME = merges "welcome_uname.txt" (uname = username) from server directory in the message / event.
%SERVERSECS = \
%SERVERMINS = time the server is online
%SERVERHOURS = /
%SERVERDAYS =/
%SERVERTIMEUP = server uptime since online
%SERVERTOTUPTIME = server total uptime since installation
%TOPDAY, %TOPWEEK, %TOPMONTH, %TOPALL = merge .top file in the message
-= All Session =-
(xx = KB,MB,GB)
%SERVERxxUP = uploaded to the server (all sessions)
%SERVERxxDOWN = downloaded from the server (all sessions)
%SERVERxxALL = transferred to the server = %SERVERxxUP + %SERVERxxDOWN
%SERVERSPEEDxx = Current server speed
-= Server Session =-
%SESSIONxxUP = KB uploaded to the server by clients
%SESSIONxxDOWN = KB downloaded from the server by clients
%SESSIONxxALL = KB transferred to the server = %SESSIONKBUP + %SESSIONKBDOWN
%SESSIONxxTOTAL = KB transferred by the server including uploads, downloads,
directory listings, answers to commands ...
%SESSIONFILESUP = number of files uploaded to the server
%SESSIONFILESDOWN = number of files downloaded from the server
%SESSIONFILESALL = %SESSIONFILESUP + %SESSIONFILESDOWN
%SESSIONAVG = average bytes transferred by the server
-= Time/Date =-
%TIME_EX = reports formated time as "hhmmss"
%TIME, %SERVERTIME = server's machine time
%DATE_EX_DMY, _YMD, _MDY = returns formatted date : 2000-11-30 for example (D=day, M=month, Y=year)
%SERVERDATE = server's machine date
%SERVERLOCALHOST = server's local hostname
%SERVERVERSION = server version
%DISK = if 'Show Relative Paths' is not enabled return disk drive
%DFREE, %DFREEKB, %DFREEMB, %DFREEGB = free space in current directory (byte, Kbyte, Mbyte, Gbyte)
%DFREEx (x=drive letter) = report free drive space on x (also avail. : %DFREExKB, %DFREExMB, %DFREExGB).
-= user =-
%FUP = number of files uploaded by current user (current session)
%FDOWN = number of files downloaded by current user (current session)
%FTOT = %FUP + %FDOWN (current session)
%BUP, %KBUP, %MBUP, %GBUP = number of bytes uploaded by current user (current session)
%BDOWN, %KBDOWN, %MBDOWN, %GBDOWN = number of bytes downloaded by current user (current session)
%BTOT = %BUP + %BDOWN (current session)
(%KBTOT, %MBTOT, %GBTOT)
%BDOWNALL, %KBDOWNALL, %MBDOWNALL, %GBDOWNALL = downloaded by current user (all session)
%BUPALL, %KBUPALL, %MBUPALL, %GBUPALL = uploaded by current user (all session)
%TMIN = minutes since current user is connected
%TSEC = seconds since current user is connected (not equal to %TMIN * 60)
%UFILESPEED, %UFILESPEEDKB, %UFILESPEEDMB = report speed for last transfer.
-= Server =-
%SITEWHO = who's online.
%PCPROC = type and number of server ürocessor (Intel, AMD, Cyrix ... K6, Pentium II, ...)
%PCRAM = amount of physical memory
%OSVER = Windows version (95, 98, NT, Service Pack if available ...)
%S_IP = server IP separated by commas
