OSI/MHS Gateway Programmatic Interface (GPI) Reference Manual

Object Classes and Attribute Types
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MH-C-REPORT
MH-T-MTS-IDENTIFIER
Is the MTS identifier of the message or probe. This attribute is the same as the like-
named attribute of the message or probe.
MH-T-ORIGINAL-EITS
Provides the EITs of the MH-T-CONTENT attribute that were present when the
message was submitted. This attribute is present only if the message content was
converted or, in the case of a probe, would have been converted for one or more of the
recipients to which the report applies.
MH-T-PER-RECIPIENT-REPORTS
Are delivered per-recipient reports, one for each recipient to which the report applies.
MH-T-REPORT-ADDITIONAL-INFO
Is binary data that follows the BER, except the minimum value length is 2 octets. You
can specify a zero-length octet string as hexadecimal ‘04 00’. This attribute is present by
bilateral agreement between the MD that originates the report and the MD serving the
originator. The agreement includes specification of the data type of the attribute value.
MH-T-REPORT-DESTINATION
Is the O/R name of the report’s immediate destination. The MTA that originates the
report initializes this attribute either to the last O/R name in the MH-T-EXPANSION-
HISTORY attribute, if it is present in the message (or probe), or to the O/R name of the
originator of the message or probe.
MH-T-REPORT-EXTERNAL-TRCE-INFO
Documents how the report was processed by each MD that transferred it. The entries
appear in chronological order; the first entry is from the MD that originated the report.
An MD may add one or several trace entries, as follows:
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If the report is transferred to the MD of first choice, the transferring MD adds a trace
entry with an MH-T-ACTION attribute value of MH-AC-RELAYED.
•
If the report is transferred to an MD that is not the first choice, the transferring MD
adds one or more trace entries with an MH-T-ACTION attribute value of
MH-AC-REROUTED. These entries indicate attempts to transfer the report to one
or several MDs.
You can use this attribute to detect loops.
MH-T-REPORT-INTERNAL-TRCE-INFO
Documents how the report was processed by each MTA that transferred it. However, a
service can limit the scope of this attribute to the local MD, except that the scope of each
entry documenting expansion or redirection is global. The entries appear in
chronological order.