Good Morning from Storm Grayson,

I keep "running out of time" on my sysop account. I have to sometimes log in
to the system via SSH, get in to the Mystic Config and add more time to my account.

Is there an unlimited setting that I can adjust for all of my users and me?

Thank you

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On 01/04/18, dpiazza said the following...

Good Morning from Storm Grayson,
I keep "running out of time" on my sysop account. I have to sometimes
log in to the system via SSH, get in to the Mystic Config and add more time to my account.

mystic -cfg -> editors -> security editor -> 255 -> time per day raise it. i put 9000 and then save it

then give your self 255 again and it will be there.

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Hello dpiazza!

I keep "running out of time" on my sysop account. I have to sometimes
log in to the system via SSH, get in to the Mystic Config and add more time to my account.

Is there an unlimited setting that I can adjust for all of my users
and me?

I am having that issue when using the mailreader script when logged in locally using the -l switch. I have to keep going into Mystic config and adding time. Otherwise the mailreader exits immediately upon loading. It seems the highest number of minutes that can be given is 1440.

Time Left � 1440

I also have the timeout set to no.

No Timeout � Yes



Jeff


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I am having that issue when using the mailreader script when logged in locally using the -l switch. I have to keep going into Mystic config and adding time. Otherwise the mailreader exits immediately upon loading. It seems the highest number of minutes that can be given is 1440.

How many minutes do you have configured in your security profile for the access level your user has? It is there (in the security level editor) that you'll want to set it to 1440.

Time Left � 1440

I also have the timeout set to no.

No Timeout � Yes

Timeout is not time per day, its for inactivity timeout (hopefully it should tell you that in the description at the bottom) so this is unrelated to what you're seeing.

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On 01/04/18, Jeff Smith said the following...

Hello dpiazza!

I keep "running out of time" on my sysop account. I have to sometimes log in to the system via SSH, get in to the Mystic Config and add mor time to my account.

Is there an unlimited setting that I can adjust for all of my users and me?

I am having that issue when using the mailreader script when logged in locally using the -l switch. I have to keep going into Mystic config and adding time. Otherwise the mailreader exits immediately upon loading. It seems the highest number of minutes that can be given is 1440.

Time Left � 1440

I also have the timeout set to no.

No Timeout � Yes

Jeff

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Hey there Jeff!

Thank you, I will adjust that settings on my profile to see what it does. Strange.... for about the first week or so, I was not having anu troubles... now I am ..... learning curve ;)

-Dere

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Hello there,

How many minutes do you have configured in your security profile for the access level your user has? It is there (in the security level editor) that you'll want to set it to 1440.

I did set it to that once.... under "time left".

Is that per day?

Thank you,
Derek

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How many minutes do you have configured in your security profile for access level your user has? It is there (in the security level edito that you'll want to set it to 1440.

I did set it to that once.... under "time left".

In the Security Levels editor, you would select your security level and then set "Time Per Day" to something higher than 1440 which is the number of
minutes in a day.

Each day a user logs in for the first time, Mystic will allocate the user
with whatever number of minutes is configured for their security level.

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dpiazza,

I keep "running out of time" on my sysop account. I have to sometimes
log in to the system via SSH, get in to the Mystic Config and add more time to my account.

Did you validate yourself as SysOp in the User Editor?

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