Mark,

I was thinking that if you created multiple $Timeout sections, they could
apply to the same userset but under different circumstances.  The manual
give the example (p. 210) of a 1 hour logoff during the day, but 15 minutes
at night.  Try what I wrote in my previous post and see if it works for
you.

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HP-3000 Systems Discussion <[log in to unmask]> wrote on 2011/04/06
04:43:34 PM:

> OK I talked with Vladimir and it's not possible to do what I'm wanting to
do
> in SECURITY/3000. LOGOFF uses only MPE filesets, which don't understand +
> and - operators.
>
> First time I've ever run into something MPEX can't do!
>
> So I'm not sure how to proceed.
>

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