/BYPASS_OUTPUT_TOGGLE = "hot-key-defintion"

   Defines a hot-key sequence which, when pressed by the watcher, causes
   output going to the terminal being watched to cease being displayed
   on that terminal. The output does, however, continue to go to the
   watcher's terminal, only.

   This allows one to watch output to a terminal despite it having gone
   into an XOFF state due to being put on hold-screen. This is particu-
   larly useful for watching disconnected sessions on a terminal server,
   which would otherwise be hung, waiting to be reconnected to a
   physical terminal.

   It can also be useful when watching a terminal on a slow modem line as
   one does not have to wait while the output goes out over the modem.

   The logical WATCHER$BYPASS_OUTPUT defines the default hot-key value.

   A user can disable this feature when he issues a PEEK/ALLOW command
   to allow a non-privileged user to watch him. See the top-level PEEK
   Subtopic: Commands ALLOW /BP_OUTPUT.

   Caution should be used when enabling BYPASS_OUTPUT as it may violate
   the security standards at your installation. However, BYPASS_OUTPUT
   may be turned off on a per-user or system-wide basis by defining
   the logical WATCHER$BP_OUTPUT as FALSE in the appropriate logical
   name table. See the top-level PEEK Subtopic: Defaults.

   Example:

         $ PEEK/BYPASS_OUTPUT_TOGGLE="<CTRL-K>" USER1
     or
         $ DEFINE WATCHER$BYPASS_OUTPUT_TOGGLE "<CTRL-K>"
         $ PEEK USER1

   In either case when the watcher presses Control-K, Peek/Spy will cause
   output to the terminal of the person being watched to cease going to
   that terminal, but to go only to the watcher's terminal instead. This
   cessation of output to the watched terminal continues until Control-K
   is pressed a second time.

   For a complete description of the syntax used for specifying hot-key
   definitions, see the top-level PEEK Subtopic: Hot-Keys.

   When the BYPASS_OUTPUT feature is used while watching a MultiSessions
   terminal (or a terminal on which the PEEK_ONLY screen-saver has been
   activated), output which has been sent to the terminal prior to
   invoking BYPASS_OUTPUT will not be seen until some new non-broadcast
   output is sent to the terminal. This may be done by the watcher if he
   has keyboard control of the user's process (see the PEEK Watching
   Subtopics: /TOGGLE_INPUT and /SIMULTANEOUS_INPUT).