Increase admin timeout?

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DevGiu
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Increase admin timeout?

Post by DevGiu » 2016-08-11 10:22

There are some way bundled to increase the session timeout?

Is very annoying in development when you are changing things, and when come back to site, on refresh, you have to login again and start the complete process.
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Re: Increase admin timeout?

Post by grimblefritz » 2016-08-11 12:32

I've never had this happen.

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Re: Increase admin timeout?

Post by DevGiu » 2016-08-11 12:48

Maybe you don't let too much time to pass. Sometimes im working on JS or PhP code, enters a call and so on, and pass some time, then when come back, If I refresh, "I don't have access to the site" and redirects to login.

On other web environment I work, it's the same, but I can change the timeout to , for example, 4 hours.
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Re: Increase admin timeout?

Post by grimblefritz » 2016-08-11 13:07

The only time I see something like that is if I leave an ssh/shell session idle for too long, which is rare. That's a hosting provider issue, not AppGini. Sounds like you're working in a web-based shell, too, which has more restrictions than using something like putty (actually, I prefer kitty) to access the shell, and winscp for file management.

You're right, though, I tend to work on one thing at a time. I learned a long time ago that humans, like computers, can't actually multitask - and every change of context is a loss of productivity.

It also helps that, if my phone rings twice a day, it's a busy day :)

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