Hi,
One of my users doesn't log out of phpBugTracker (on a Intranet) and he tells me that he was recently entering a comment to a bug and when he clicked the Submit button it stated he wasn't logged in and he lost his comment.
Question:
Is this possible, does phpbt log you out or is it done by Apache web server?
If it does log you out is there any way of stopping the timeout?
regards
trebor9
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PHP has a timeout setting for the garbage collection of the session data -- see http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php#ini.session.gc-maxlifetime. This defaults to 1440 seconds, so if the user is idle for longer than that setting, the session data will be discarded. Bump up this value in php.ini to have a longer timeout.
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Hi,
One of my users doesn't log out of phpBugTracker (on a Intranet) and he tells me that he was recently entering a comment to a bug and when he clicked the Submit button it stated he wasn't logged in and he lost his comment.
Question:
Is this possible, does phpbt log you out or is it done by Apache web server?
If it does log you out is there any way of stopping the timeout?
regards
trebor9
PHP has a timeout setting for the garbage collection of the session data -- see http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php#ini.session.gc-maxlifetime. This defaults to 1440 seconds, so if the user is idle for longer than that setting, the session data will be discarded. Bump up this value in php.ini to have a longer timeout.
Thanks for the info.
regards
DaveR