Auto logoff feature enabled? (Debian Woody)

Hi Everyone,

I've just installed Debain Woody; base-install an a dell inspiron 8100. The install went fine but I have one question. When I step away from the machine to take a break, I return to find that I've been logged-out automatically. I'm running KDE as my Window Manager, using the Gnome display manager (gdm)

I ran the utility 'gdmconfig' but didn't see an option for disabling this feature, I also
digged around the /etc/X11 directory. Next, I checked the conf file "/etc/gdm/gdm.conf" and I don't see an option for auto Logoff; however there is a AutoLogin feature that is disabled.

Thanks in advance for the help
Jason

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Lawson
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