Guardian Programmer's Guide

Writing a Command-Interpreter Monitor ($CMON)
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Controlling the Configuration of a TACL Process
The configuration parameters are described below:
AUTOLOGOFFDELAY
if greater than zero, specifies the maximum number of minutes that the TACL
process is to wait at a prompt. If that time is exceeded, the TACL process
automatically logs off.
The default value is -1 (disabled).
BLINDLOGON
if not zero, specifies that the LOGON command, whether in the logged-off state or
the logged-on state, prohibits the use of the comma, requiring the password to be
entered at its own prompt while echoing is disabled. The setting does not change
the behavior of the #CHANGEUSER built-in function.
The default value is 0.
CMONREQUIRED
if not zero, specifies that all operations requiring approval by $CMON are denied if
$CMON is not available or is running too slowly. Approval of $CMON is not
required if the TACL process is already logged on as the super ID (255, 255).
Use care when setting this flag. Note that if you set this flag on in the operator’s
TACL process, the operator will not be able to log on to the system if $CMON is
not running or is running slowly.
The default value is 0.
CMONTIMEOUT
specifies the number of seconds that the TACL process is to wait for any $CMON
operation.
The default value is 30.
LOGOFFSCREENCLEAR
if not zero, specifies that if the TACL process is interactive and the IN file is a 65xx
terminal, then the terminal is cleared at logoff unless the NOCLEAR option is
supplied. The CLEAR and NOCLEAR options always override the automatic
operation.
The default value is -1.
NAMELOGON
if not zero, specifies that the LOGON command, in both the logged-off and logged-
on st
ates, and the #CHANGEUSER built-in function do not accept user numbers
but require that user names be used.
The default value is 0.