<expire> - The expiry time for the account. You can specify days, months, years, or as specific date as follows:
Example 1: acua addRec foo 7d 60 would create an ACUA record that will last for 7 days, with 60 minutes a day.
Example 2: acua addRec bar 3m 120 would create an ACUA record that will last for 3 months, with 2 hours per day.
To make an account that will never expire,
with 60 minutes a day:
acua
addRec foo 0 60
<time_limit> - How much time per day to give the user (in minutes).
NOTE: If <time_limit> = -1, there is no time limit!
Example 3: acua
addRec foo 30d -1 would create an ACUA record that will last for
30 days, and that will not
have a time limit.
[session_limit] - How much time per session to give the user (in minutes). If this is not given, it defaults to <time_limit>.
NOTE: The session_limit value should be lower than the time_limit value to have any effect.
Example 4: acua
addRec foo 30d -1 240 would create an ACUA
record that will expire in 30 days, will have no
time limit, but it will have
a 240 minute (4 hour) session limit, which means that if the user stays
connected
for four hours, then he/she
will be disconnected. The user can then login again, though a Return
Delay can be
imposed.
NOTE: if session_limit = -1, there is no session limit!
Example 5: acua
addRec foo 30d -1 -1 would create an ACUA record that will expire
in 30 days and will not
have a time limit or session
limit.
[priority] - The priority for this user (0-7, 7 being the highest). If this is not given, it defaults to 4.
NOTE: The priority setting is used to determine how important
a user is. For instance, when the system is busy,
you could have some normal dial-up users logged in, and you could have
some administrators logged in as
well. If the system becomes busy and ACUA has been told to kick off
users when the system is busy (in
order to maintain a never-busy system) it will kick off normal dial-up
users, rather than your
administrators who may well have been connected for longer.
[ph_no] - The user's phone number. If the phone number contains whitespace, it must be quoted. If "0" is given, no phone number is set.
{class_limit} - Up to sixteen may be given. The first is the limit (in minutes) for time class 0, the second is the limit for time class 1, etc...