Exemption Flags:

        Exemptions are used by the sysop to give user's extended privilege
        to the system. For example, you might want to give a trustworthy
        user the right to remove, move, and edit descriptions of all files
        in the Transfer Section. Normally users can only remove or edit the
        description of a file they've uploaded, but a user with the 'R'
        exemption can move any file, remove any file, or edit any file
        description in the Transfer Section. This ability is normally only
        given to sysops.
        The following is a list of the available exemptions and their
        descriptions ($ indicates that sysops have this capability):

        A - Anonymous
                Allows user to post and send e-mail anonymously.
        C - Chat $
                Allows user to page the local sysop with the ;CHAT command
                regardless of the sysop availability state (Scroll-Lock).
        D - Download
                Allows user to download files even when the user doesn't
                have enough credits.

       E - Expire by Time
		Prevents user account from expiring when the user runs out of
		time and the SCFG->System->Toggle Options->User Expires When
		Out of Time is set to YES.
        F - FidoNet Crash/File Request/Return Receipt NetMail
                Allows user to send NetMail using title specifiers:
                "CR:" to over-ride default crash status to ON
                "FR:" to send file requests (FREQ)
		"FA:" to send file attachments
                "RR:" to request a return receipt
                See Sending FidoNet NetMail for more information.
        G - Multiple Nodes $
                Allows user to be logged on to more than one node at a time.
                This exemption is useful for Guest accounts.

        I - Interrupt Nodes $
		Allows user to interrupt (hang up on) other nodes with the
                ;INTR command.
        J - Chat Channel Cost
                User will not be charged credits to change chat channels.
        L - Logons per day
                Allows user to logon the system an indefinite number of times
                per day.
        M - Modem Rate $
                Allows user to logon any node at any modem speed regardless
                of what the minimum modem speed for that node is.
        N - Node Locking $
                Allows user to toggle the lock status of any node with the
                ;LOCK command and log on a locked node.
        P - Permanent
                This user account will not be automatically deleted because
                of inactivity.
        Q - Quiet/Anonymous Node $
		Allows user to toggle the quiet or anonymous state of his node
                with the ;QUIET or ;ANON commands respectively. Nodes that are
                in quiet mode appear to be "Waiting for call" to the other
                nodes. Anonymous modes appear to have "UNKNOWN USER" online.
        R - Remove/Move/Edit Descriptions of Files $
                Allows user to remove, move, or edit the descriptions of any
                file in the Transfer Section that the user has access to.
        S - Send NetMail Cost
                User will not be charge credits for sending NetMail.
        T - Time Online
                Allows the user to remain online indefinitely - no time limit.
                The inactivity timer remains active.
        X - External Programs
                User will not be charged credits to run external.
V310e

H - o New inactivity (H) exemption
  - Eliminates "Are you still there?" prompt and auto-disconnection for 
    specific users
  - Add to your exec/logon.src (if upgrading):
    compare_ars exempt H
    if_true
        or _console CON_NO_INACT
        end_if