Variables
Variables can for example be used when creating a menu or executing an action. The internal handling is the same, and you will probably be able to use variables each time you specify a string configuration. Some variables require a specific token or a specific certificate, and they require that the token or certificate is available.
Variable names should be intuitive and understood without any problem.
Variable names are always used within curly brackets, that is, username will have the variable name {username}.
The complete list of available variables:
- application-name
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- application-path
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- certificate-auth-id
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Certificate authority key identifier.
- certificate-key-id
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Certificate subject key identifier.
- certificate-serialnumber
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Certificate serial number.
- certificate-string
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- certificate-temporary
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- certificate-thumbprint
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Certificate thumbprint.
- certificate-value
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- component-csp
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- component-ksp
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- component-pkcs11
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- config-empty:<section>:<entry>
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Returns no if section and entry has values.
- expire
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- expire:days
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- issuer:<oid>
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- keytype
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- keyusage
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- language
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- license-company
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- license-expire
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- license-expired
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- license-name
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- license-valid
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- license-value
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- local-time-string
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- once
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- product-image
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- product-name
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- slotid
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- slot-name
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- subject:<oid>
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- system
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- time
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- time-string
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- token-flags
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- token-empty
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- token-label
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- token-manufacturer
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- token-model
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- token-name
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- token-number
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- token-number-string
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- token-pin-attempts
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- token-pin-index
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- token-pin-label
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- token-pin-pad
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- token-pin-value
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- token-present
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- token-single-pin
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- token-temporary
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- uniqueid
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- upn
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- upn:domain
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- upn:user
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- user
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- userid
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- username
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- valid-from
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- valid-from:days
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- valid-to
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- valid-to:days
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- version-number
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- version-string
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- wts:win-station-name
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- wts:user-name
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- wts:domain-name
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