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Version: 1.0, November 1990
Submitted By: Dave Somogyi, Superconducting Super Collider
Operating System: VAX/VMS V5.3-1
Source Language: DCL, VAX FORTRAN
Keywords: System Management - VMS, Utilities - VMS, Monitor
Memory Requirements: 7KB
Notes: Executable and/or object code is included.
Abstract: IDLELOG V1.0 is a simple, reliable, and efficient idle session terminator for VMS. It is written entirely in FORTRAN with accompanying DCL procedures which are simple to use and maintain. Complete source code (commented) is included along with a descriptive AAREADME.TXT file. IDLELOG runs as a detached process and maintains a log file of its activity. IDLELOG will ignore all processes which are non-interactive (e.g., batch, network) and processes which own subprocesses; however, interactive subprocesses are subject to termination. System managers have the ability to make certain users or even groups of users exempt from IDLELOG. In addition, the idle time limit can be set at the group level. Session activity is gauged by the amount of CPU time used and I/O operations performed. This limit can be easily adjusted along with other parameters such as images to ignore or usernames to ignore.
Last Update: Thu Jan 11 18:45:23 1996
Submitted By: Dave Somogyi, Superconducting Super Collider
Operating System: VAX/VMS V5.3-1
Source Language: DCL, VAX FORTRAN
Keywords: System Management - VMS, Utilities - VMS, Monitor
Memory Requirements: 7KB
Notes: Executable and/or object code is included.
Abstract: IDLELOG V1.0 is a simple, reliable, and efficient idle session terminator for VMS. It is written entirely in FORTRAN with accompanying DCL procedures which are simple to use and maintain. Complete source code (commented) is included along with a descriptive AAREADME.TXT file. IDLELOG runs as a detached process and maintains a log file of its activity. IDLELOG will ignore all processes which are non-interactive (e.g., batch, network) and processes which own subprocesses; however, interactive subprocesses are subject to termination. System managers have the ability to make certain users or even groups of users exempt from IDLELOG. In addition, the idle time limit can be set at the group level. Session activity is gauged by the amount of CPU time used and I/O operations performed. This limit can be easily adjusted along with other parameters such as images to ignore or usernames to ignore.
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Last Update: Thu Jan 11 18:45:23 1996