renamed variable $currentUser$ to $user:local_name$
updated docs, too
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#### Username placeholder <a id="username-placeholder"></a>
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The string `$currentUser` is replaced by the local username (without the domain part) of the logged on user while evaluating restrictions.
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The string `$user:local_name$` is replaced by the local username (without the domain part) of the logged on user while evaluating restrictions.
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This can come in handy if you have some kind of attribute on host or service level defining which user is responsible for a certain host or service.
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#### Example <a id="username-placeholder-example"> </a>:
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**Example**
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```
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monitoring/filter/objects = (__responsible=$currentUser$|__deputy=$currentUser$)
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monitoring/filter/objects = (_responsible=$user:local_name$|_deputy=$user:local_name$)
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```
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#### Stacking Filters <a id="stacking-filters"></a>
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public function setRestrictions(array $restrictions)
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{
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foreach ($restrictions as $name => $restriction) {
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$restrictions[$name] = str_replace('$currentUser$', $this->getLocalUsername(), $restriction);
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$restrictions[$name] = str_replace('$user:local_name$', $this->getLocalUsername(), $restriction);
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}
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$this->restrictions = $restrictions;
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