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Force user to disconnect if no activity
Does anybody know how to force a user to automatically logoff a UNIX session if there is no keyboard activity for a period of time? We use COBOL and there is a BEFORE TIME option on the ACCEPT command, however, we do not want to change the many programs we have to detect this.
What we really want to have happen is from the UNIX login have some sort of a way to monitor and detect no activity and force the user to disconnect. Thanks for your help, |
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