What session handler are you using Database or PHP method (sometimes referred to as "File")? You can purge the session table, that forces all log-out including site admins/super users. Not ideal but a work-around. But I'd set the session handler to "file/php" to avoid the database bloat caused by the session table, especially on a busy site.
Is this something you have noticed, or brought to your attention by your site users? It might mess things up if a user simply closes their browser without logging out, but the worse that could happen is the next time they try to log in they get the "invalid token" error (which would be caused by the session expiring)
There is a "Session Alive" Chrome plugin so that's one possibility/explanation. Other browsers may have similar plugins.
The session setting 15 minutes refers to 15 mins of inactivity, not just 15 minutes, period.
Is this something you have noticed, or brought to your attention by your site users? It might mess things up if a user simply closes their browser without logging out, but the worse that could happen is the next time they try to log in they get the "invalid token" error (which would be caused by the session expiring)
There is a "Session Alive" Chrome plugin so that's one possibility/explanation. Other browsers may have similar plugins.
The session setting 15 minutes refers to 15 mins of inactivity, not just 15 minutes, period.
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Mon Nov 04, 2024 9:40 am