Jordi Canals wrote:
I tried that on my servers: Tested on the development server and the
production server. But It does not work for me.
Must say that I have to change this value by the .htaccess file, as I do
not have access to the PHP.INI
The manual says that session.gc_maxlifetime has a defa
John Holmes wrote:
A one hour timeout is better controlled with the session.gc_maxlifetime
setting. This is the number of seconds after which an inactive session
file will be deleted. No session file means no session for the user. Set
this at 3600 and if the user is not active for over an hour,
Scott Fletcher wrote:
I think I'm looking at it the wrong way. Both of them are not related to
the 1 hour session timeout that I set up with I think there is no such
feature and that I would have to write a custom PHP script to manage that.
Am I right??
A one hour timeout is better controlled
I think I'm looking at it the wrong way. Both of them are not related to
the 1 hour session timeout that I set up with I think there is no such
feature and that I would have to write a custom PHP script to manage that.
Am I right??
FletchSOD
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