AUTOLOG and CONFPRINT PROGRAMS
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	This directory contains only two programs, AUTOLOG and CONFPRINT.

			AUTOLOG

AUTOLOG is a program used to logoff (time-out) terminal users who are idle.
An idle user is one who uses none of the following three system parameters:
CPU_TIME, BUFFERED_IO, and DIRECT_IO.  If all of these parameters remain
constant over a period of 5 minutes (IDLE_TIME), then the user's process is
logged out (DELPRC).  When a user is idle for 4 minutes (IDLE_TIME - 1), he
is giver a warning message.
	To make AUTOLOG work, it should be run as a DETACHed process from
SYSTARTUP.  The process also requires WORLD and OPER privledges. The command to
create it as a detached process is: 

	RUN/UIC=[1,4]/PRIV=(WORLD,OPER)/PROCESS_NAME=AUTOLOG AUTOLOG

	Provisions are made in the program to allow special users not to be
timed out.  These usernames are entered into a table at the beginning of the
source program.  We also do not timeout OPERATOR if one of the special
processes (CMS2P or CMS2S) are running on the system.  If it is not running,
he gets the axe.
	This program runs under VMS V2.5.  It may have some problems in V3.0
with users attaching to SPAWNed processes. The root level process may get 
timed out and with it all of its subprocesses, including the active one.  We
haven't tried it yet under V3.0.  Give it a try, all my worries may be for not.


			CONFPRINT

CONFPRINT is a pre-processor used to put the classification of listings on the
top and bottom of every page.  If it is used, the file must be PRINTed/NOFORM.
The program was written to be run from a command procedure, but we have yet to
implement it in that form.  Please see the listing for channel assignments. Two
inputs are required, one is the classification, and the other is the file to be
processed.


	For any further information, help, or to submit improvements/problems,
contact me:
		Steve Moores
		Aurora Software Developement Unit
		C.F.B Greenwood
		Greenwood, N.S., Canada,
		B0P 1N0

		(902) 765-3391 ext 864