Here is a "map" showing how HITMAN menus link together. You can use it to find where a particular function is located.
MAIN
Modify Parameters
Modify Protection Lists
Modify User Protection List
Modify Image Protection List
Modify Terminal Protection List
Modify Server Protection List
Modify UIC Protection List
Modify Process Protection List
Modify Identifier Protection List
Modify Idle and Warn Times
Modify System Idle Time
Modify Dialup Idle Time
Modify UIC Idle List
Modify User Idle List
Modify Image Idle List
Modify Set Idle List
Modify Terminal Idle List
Modify Server Idle List
Modify Identifier Idle List
Modify Autohit List
Modify Authorize List
Modify Disconnect List
Modify User Disconnect List
Modify Image Disconnect List
Modify Connect Lists
Modify Threshold List New
Modify System Thresholds New
Modify Image Thresholds New
Modify Exit Code List
Modify Flags & Values Updated
Broadcast Type
Clear
Common
Console
Data Collection
Data Interval
DecWindows
Exclude
Force Wait
Hit
Image name
Log
Mail
Max. Idle Time
Min. Idle Time
Minimum Process
Multiple
Operator Class
Parent Protect
Priority
Process Name
Swap
System Protect
Termination
Type
Update Interval
User Exit
Working Set New
Modify Message Text
Modify First Warning Text
Modify Second Warning Text
Modify Final Message Text
Modify Authorize Message Text
Modify Autohit Message Text
Modify Event List
Add Event to List
Absent Process
Present Process
Runaway Process
Privilege Check
Priority Change
Process State New
User
Image
Terminal
Image Count New
Absent Batch
Present Batch
Monitor Queue
Free Blocks
Device Error
Node New
Repeating New
Time
Startup
Delete Event from List
Modify Event in List
Resequence Event List New
Modify Prime Time
List Parameters
Validate Parameters
Analyze Log
Show HITMAN Status
Show User Information
Start HITMAN
Stop HITMAN
Using the command line interface
Here are some examples for changing various parameters using the command line:
To disable messages to the operator's console, type:
$ HITMAN/NOCONSOLE
HITMAN message will not be sent to the operator's console.
To protect user FRED, type:
$ HITMAN/PROTECT/USER=FRED
FRED will not be killed, no matter how long he is idle, or what images he runs.
To authorize user MOE to have privileges.
$ HITMAN/AUTHORIZE/USER=MOE
User MOE is authorized to have privileges in the ALL category.
To protect the image EDT, type:
$ HITMAN/PROTECT/IMAGE=EDT
Any process running EDT will not be warned or killed.
To hit any user who runs the image OTHELLO, type:
$ HITMAN/AUTOHIT/IMAGE=OTHELLO
NOTE: When you change a parameter, HITMAN tells the detached process to read the parameter file. If the detached process does not exist at this point, you will get the "HITMAN is not running" message:
%HITMAN_I_NOTRUN, HITMAN is not running
This message is informational. It does not represent an error and can be ignored.