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>>> Can't you just lock the machine instead of logging off?
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>> The issue being that it is then impossible for anyone except the
>> person logged on to discover if the machine is still running OK, how
>> far it's got, etc.
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> Set up a "lab" user or some such that everyone knows the login for
Then the *other* piece of software running on the computer wouldn't be
able to log audit events under the correct username.
> OOC, are normal applications required to carry on
> running if the user who started them logs off? I have no idea.
Under Windows, any processes started by a user ordinarily get terminated
when that user logs off. Unless they do something special to prevent this...
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