# Example nethalt.ini file
# Lines beginning with # or ; are ignored

# Directives are ignored unless they are in a section which matches the system
# hostname, the following wildcards may be used in section names:
#
# * - Zero or more of any character
# ? - Any single character
# # - Any single integer character

# The following directives are recognised by NetHalt:
#
# Shutdown <[days;]hh:mm[:ss]> ...
#	Default value: none
#
#	Sets the times at which the system should be shut down, multiple times
#	may be seperated by spaces. The hour and minute fields are required,
#	seconds and days are optional. If days is ommited, the shutdown will
#	occur every day, the value of days may be calculated by	bitwise ORing
#	the following values:
#
#	Monday		2	(00000010)
#	Tuesday		4	(00000100)
#	Wednesday	8	(00001000)
#	Thursday	16	(00010000)
#	Friday		32	(00100000)
#	Saturday	64	(01000000)
#	Sunday		1	(00000001)
#
#	For example:
#
#	Mon/Tue:	6	(00000110)
#	Tue/Wed:	12	(00001100)
#	Sat/Sun:	65	(01000001)
#	Mon-Fri:	62	(00111110)
#	Mon-Sun:	127	(01111111)
#
# Warning <integer>
#	Default value: 300
#
#	Sets the shutdown warning period in seconds, the shutdown warning
#	dialog will be displayed for this many seconds before the system
#	shuts down, if this is set to 0, the warning dialog will never be
#	displayed.
#
# Abort <yes|no>
#	Default value: no
#
#	Enables/disables the abort shutdown button on the shutdown warning
#	dialog, if the button is enabled, clicking it will skip the currently
#	queued shutdown and queue the next shutdown time.
#
# Delay <integer>
#	Default value: 0
#
#	Sets the shutdown delay period in seconds, when the delay button is
#	clicked, the currently queued shutdown time will be incremented by the
#	delay period, if the delay period is set to 0, the delay button will
#	be disabled.

# This section will be loaded by ALL machines
#
# Later lines take priority, so you should define globals/defaults before
# per-machine options
#
[*]
	# Shut down at 18:30 Mon-Fri and at 16:30 Sat/Sun
	#
	Shutdown = 62;18:30 65;16:30
	
	# Allow users to delay shutdowns by 10 minutes when the warning
	# dialog is displayed
	#
	Delay = 600

[NEVERSTOP]
	# Do not schedule any shutdowns on this computer, this may be useful if
	# the NetHalt client is deployed globally
	#
	Shutdown =

[MYBOX]
	# Enable the abort button on the shutdown warning dialog
	#
	Abort = yes
	
	# Override the Delay directive further up and delay for 1 hour instead
	# of 10 minutes
	#
	Delay = 3600