Date information can also be referenced when using in a CrushTask / Job. See the CrushTaskVariables for more date information.

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These are useful for email events, and possibly some custom messages.

Every item in the user's user.xml file can be referenced with a "{user_<tag-name>}". This is the first area it attempts to match with variables that start with "{user_".

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Specific to an event inside of the {line_start}{line_end} tags.

{all}  (a raw dump of the item's info.)
{name} - item's name
{path} - item's path
{url} - reference to the item in the VFS or where ever it is.  file://some/path/etc/
{size} and {size_formatted} - raw bytes, or a pretty version
{error} - if there was an error during the upload or download...the event is still triggered, but this variable will be non empty.
{start} - from an event, the start of the transfer time.
{end} - from an event, the end of the transfer time.
{user_time} - time the user logged in
{path1}  (piece #1 of the item's path starting from the right side)
{path2}  (piece #2,3,4,5,6,7....... starting from the right side)
{1path}  (piece #1 of the item's path starting from the left side)
{2path}  (piece #2,3,4,5,6,7....... starting from the left side)
{url1}  (piece #1 of the item's url starting from the right side)
{url2}  (piece #2,3,4,5,6,7....... starting from the right side)
{1url}  (piece #1 of the item's url starting from the left side)
{2url}  (piece #2,3,4,5,6,7....... starting from the left side)

Next it searches the user properties in memory about the current session:

User session properties in memory:

{user_id}
{user_number}
{user_listen_ip_port}
{user_listen_ip}
{user_port}
{user_ip}
{user_protocol}
{user_name}
{user_email}
{user_current_password}
{user_the_command}
{user_the_command_data}
{user_current_dir}  <--has the root VFS item on the dir path.
{user_dir}  <--does not have the root VFS item on the dir path.
{user_dir}
{user_logged_in}
{user_log}
{user_failed_commands}
{user_session_commands}
{user_refresh_user}
{user_stat}

{user_dieing}
{user_pasv_connect}
{user_last_logged_command}
{user_session_uploads}
{user_session_downloads}

{user_session_download_count}
{user_session_upload_count}
{user_macbinary_enabled}
{user_list_zip_dir}
{user_list_zip_file}
{user_list_zip_only}
{user_list_zip_app}
{user_list_dot}
{user_zlibLevel}

{user_last_file_real_path}
{user_last_file_name}
{user_login_date_stamp}
{user_login_date}
{user_login_date_formatted}
{user_termination_message}
{user_file_transfer_mode}
{user_modez}
{user_dataSecure}
{user_secureType}
{user_friendly_quit}

{user_last_port_string}
{user_last_time_remaining}
{user_last_action}
{user_sfv}
{user_pause_now}

{user_new_pass1}
{user_new_pass2}

{user_PASV_port}
{user_sending_file}
{user_receiving_file}
{user_listing_files}
{user_pasv_guessing}
{user_do_normal_list}
{user_dont_write}
{user_dont_read}
{user_dont_log}
{user_didDisconnect}
{user_adminAllowed}
{user_sscn_mode}

{user_file_length}
{user_current_loc}
{user_start_transfer_time}
{user_end_part_transfer_time}
{user_overall_transfer_speed}
{user_current_transfer_speed}
{user_seconds_remaining}
{user_start_transfer_byte_amount}
{user_bytes_sent}
{user_bytes_received}
{user_ratio_bytes_sent}
{user_ratio_bytes_received}
{user_start_resume_loc}


{user_secure}
{user_explicit_ssl}
{user_explicit_tls}
{user_require_encryption}
{user_login_date_stamp}
{user_login_date}
{user_login_date_formatted}

{user_password}
{user_current_dir}
{user_sessionid}
{user_site_commands_text}
{user_time_remaining}
{user_paused}
{user_bytes_remaining}
{user_pasv_port}
{user_ratio}
{user_perm_ratio}

when using LDAP integration
{user_ldap_<ldap_key_name>} like {user_ldap_mail}, {user_ldap_sAMAccountName} , etc.

Overall server items:

{beep}
{server_time_date}
{login_number}
{users_connected}
{last_login_date_time}
{last_login_ip}
{last_login_user}
{failed_logins}
{successful_logins}
{total_logins}
{downloaded_files}
{uploaded_files}
{bytes_received_f}
{bytes_sent_f}
{total_bytes_f}
{max_server_download_speed}
{max_server_upload_speed}
{bytes_received}
{bytes_sent}
{total_bytes}
{current_server_downloading_count}
{current_server_uploading_count}
{current_download_speed}
{current_upload_speed}
{max_users}
{ip}
{hostname}
{beep_connect}
{deny_reserved_ports}
{deny_fxp}
{about_info_str}
{version_info}
{start_time}
{thread_count}
{thread_dump}
{free_memory}
{working_dir} - the CrushFTP installation folder

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Variables to manually encode special characters if an URL-unsafe characters combination needs to be used. If you use the browse... button, we automatically do this for you.

@ -> {at}
" -> {quote}
' -> {apos}
+ -> {plus}
: -> {colon}
% -> {percent}
& -> {amp}
? -> {question}
/ -> {slash}
\ -> {backslash}
# -> {hash}
| -> {pipe}