PWM Macros can be used at varios places in the PWM configuration. To access to the available macros go to the menu View > PWM Macro Help.
The following macros are available:
| @LDAP:<attributeName>@ | Replace with LDAP value of <attributeName> |
| @LDAP:DN@ | Replace with LDAP value of user’s Distinguished Name |
| @User:PwExpireTime@ | Time user’s password will expire in PWM default format. |
| @User:PwExpireTime:<pattern>@ | Time user’s password will expire where <pattern> is a SimpleDateFormat pattern |
| @User:DaysUntilPwExpire@ | Number of days until the user’s password will expire |
| @User:ID@ | User’s UserID (if authenticated) |
| @PWM:InstanceID@ | Instance ID of the PWM application |
| @PWM:CurrentTime@ | Current time in default PWM format. |
| @PWM:CurrentTime:<pattern>@ | Current time where <pattern> is a SimpleDateFormat pattern |
| @PWM:SiteURL@ | URL of the site (http://www.example.com/pwm) |
| @PWM:SiteHost@ | Hostname of the site (www.example.com) |
To use a macro, just place the macro into the configuration value such as:
Dear, @LDAP:givenName@, Thank you for your activity today, @PWM:CurrentTime:EEE, MMM d, yyyy@.
This macro will then be expanded to:
Dear, John, Thank you for your activity today, Wed, Jul 4, 2001.