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07-30-2004
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Canīt logout to user inactive
I have SCO OpenServer release 5
I used TIMEOUT and TMOUT in .profile but I donīt Know if is correctly WND=/usr/synergy/dbl DTKMAPFIL=/u/ics/icsdat/icsmap.ics umask 000 # set file creation mask TMOUT=300; export TMOUT eval 'tset -s' export PATH MAIL HOME DBLDIR AP DEV HIS ICS ICSDAT ICSRPT ICSLIB DTKMAPFIL WND stty intr ^C Last edited by lalox; 07-30-2004 at 04:03 PM. 
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07-31-2004
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What shell are you running? In the Korn Shell, TMOUT defines the number of seconds the shell remains inactive before it terminates. That is to say, the shell has to be inactive (dont touch the keyboard!) for the number of seconds you define before a logout will occur.
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