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Custom Message Not Being Passed

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    pdelvaglio
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    Hi.  I currently have the following filtering script in my "Interface Up Email" Event Processing Policy:

    sub main()
    {
      CUSTOM_MESSAGE = "TEST";
      i = GetInterfaceObject ($node, $1);
      include_node = false;
      switch ($node->ipAddr)
      {
          case "10.230.0.212":
            if (i->name == "gi7")
            {
                CUSTOM_MESSAGE = "PC to Switch Test Interface";
                include_node = true;
            }
            if (i->name == "gi2")
            {
                CUSTOM_MESSAGE = "PC to Switch Test Interface2";
                include_node = true;
            }
            break;
          default:
            include_node = false;
      }
      return include_node;
    }

    My Message Text in Action Configuration for email looks like this:  %n - %m - %M

    I am getting the email for the correct interfaces and the first 2 parameters for the message (%n and %m) are being passed but the CUSTOM_MESSAGE (%M) is not being displayed.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks for any help.

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      pdelvaglio
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      I figured this out.  I should have been using:

      i = GetInterfaceObject ($node, $5) for the specific interface index

      instead of 

      i = GetInterfaceObject ($node, $1);

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