CHANGES:  
     Added ability to read a file "/etc/autologout.exempt"
     to exclude select users from being idled out of system.
     (having root or my own login idleout during a compile was annoying)

     the file can easily be changed in the source to whatever you like.
     the format is simply line by line of the user name to exclude,
     like so:

     root
     mike

  --------------  Original text by David Dickson follows  -------------

	This package contains a program to autologout idle users
after a set period of time.  The code was found in the "Wizard's 
Grabbag" from May 1990 of Unix World.   I did nothing to make it
run under Linux except create the make file.   


Instructions:

	1.	Edit the TIMEMAX define to reflect the maximum
		amount of time that a user can be idle before
		getting terminated ( in minutes ).
	
	2.	Type 'Make'.
	
	3.	Move the binary to its' final resting place, usr/bin
		or usr/local/bin.
	
	4.	Chown root.root autologout and Chmod 755 autologout

	5.	In your Crontab file place a line that invokes
		autologout about every few minutes, such as:
		
		0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * /usr/bin/autologout

		
	I will try to answer any questions I can about the program,
but I am not the creator of this work.   I have had it running about
a week on my system (SLS 0.99 pl4) without problems.

