XAC: Hanging XAC TACL session filling audit logs

XAC: Hanging XAC TACL session filling audit logs

The STOPONERROR command should be added to the ACACL for commands that spawn TACL sessions.

The default STOPONERROR command is: STOPONERROR 60,66,140,190,191

This handles the most common scenarios that would leave hanging sessions but, more can be added to suit your specific environment. This command is further documented in the XAC manual. 


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