Tokens in vsftp .message files

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One can create banner message files and directory message files with vsftpd. I
have been searching trying to find the format for those files without success.
For example, some ftp servers can use a .message file format to show the value
of variables (tokens) in the message:
                                                                             
                                            
cat .message
                                                                             
                                            
The time is %T.
 This folder can only be used for uploading files and cannot be viewed.
                                                                             
                                            
or
                                                                             
                                            
cat welcome.message
                                                                             
                                            
                                                                             
                                            
  Welcome %c from %h to the ftp server.
     We have %N connections at %T.
           All activities are logged.
                                                                             
                                            
Is this possible with vsftpd and if so, would someone please point me to the
appropriate documentation for the tokens that can be used? I have tried
several and they are all ignored as tokens.

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