On Wednesday 18 Dec 2002 12:05 pm, Thought Progress wrote:
How do I disable or control this feature. Someone mentioned. Anuerin
Diaz mentioned leaving an application running (gaim seems to work), but
there has to be a better way to keep the machine from logging you off (I
would think) when you
it to 0 disables that feature.
ciao!
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How do I disable or control this feature. Someone
On Tuesday 17 Dec 2002 8:17 am, Anuerin Diaz wrote:
It's the timeout environment variable (TMOUT). After x number of seconds
of inactivity the user is logged off automatically. It's a security
feature.
Is this set as part of a security level? I ask because I leave my mailbox
collecting all
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Subject: Re: [newbie] is it rebooting or what?
On Tuesday 17 Dec 2002 8:17 am, Anuerin Diaz wrote:
It's the timeout environment variable (TMOUT). After x number of
seconds of inactivity the user is logged off automatically. It's a
security feature.
Is this set as part of a security level? I
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 19:23, Anne Wilson wrote:
On Tuesday 17 Dec 2002 8:17 am, Anuerin Diaz wrote:
It's the timeout environment variable (TMOUT). After x number of seconds
of inactivity the user is logged off automatically. It's a security
feature.
Is this set as part of a security
Hello,
When I xlock my Mandrake 9.0 box and walk away for more than an hour,
when I come back I am logged off the machine. What is causing this? I've
had SuSE 7.2-8.0 and Red Hat 7.0 - 8.0 installed on this machine (in my
efforts to learn more about Linux) and this has never happened before.
