File names are substituted in accordance with the following keywords:
FILE-NAME
Name of the message file created
PROCEDURE-NAME
Name of the procedure file for the processing of the message file
ATTACHMENT-FILE-NAME
Name of the attachment file created
ATTACHMENT-PROCEDURE-NAME
Name of the procedure file created for the processing of the attachment file
The file names are formed from several parts grouped together with dots to form a file name:
The prefix defined in the configuration file or the default.
Date and time in the form YYYY-MM-DD.HHMMSS. If this date string is already used at least once, then a "#<number>" is attached, where <number> is a running counter starting with 1; with this uniqueness is reached independently of other name parts.
A string formed from the name operand of the content type header, which is made up as follows: at most, the number of characters needed until the whole file name reaches a length of 38 characters are taken from the beginning. Only alphanumeric characters (letters and digits) are included (i.e.
file1.txt
becomesfile1txt
).The suffix defined in the configuration file or by default (for the procedure files).