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  • Last UpdatedJan 07, 2026
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Triggers are connected to events in the system that activates Python scripts. Each trigger is a Python file having a predefined name. Further down in this documentation there is a list of all events and their corresponding trigger name. The Environment Variable SBB_TRIGDIR should be set up to point to the directory where the trigger are located. In a default installation, this variable points to the /Vitesse/Trigger directory below the installation root directory.

Note: The SBB_TRIGDIR and the some of the triggers are used by standard functionality.User additions can be done to these trigger files, but the existing implementation should be left intact for the standard functionality to work properly. See documentation for each trigger for further information. Please also note that in order to minimize migration work in connection with installation of new releases, user added functionality in the trigger file should only include a call to another module. Then the actual implementation of the trigger functionality should be in the other module. This will make it easy to just introduce the user function call into a new release of the trigger.

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