Scott, any insight?
Comment from our engineer below. This is resin 3.0 if it makes a difference.
For the persistent session, the timeout is based on access time. So each
new request resets the timer for the default 30min.
Is he referring to the actual session object on the server or
For the persistent session, the timeout is based on access time. So each
new request resets the timer for the default 30min.
Is he referring to the actual session object on the server or the session
cookie in the browser? Yes, each new request does reset the timer on the
session
Where is the standard for persistent-cookie lifetimes? Do they expire based on
the time of first creation or does the cookie expiration time update to a new
value on each page request? Thanks,
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Tom Hintz wrote:
Where is the standard for persistent-cookie lifetimes? Do they expire
based on the time of first creation or does the cookie expiration time
update to a new value on each page request? Thanks,
The cookie itself is controlled by the browser. Resin by default doesn't
set
Comment from our engineer below. This is resin 3.0 if it makes a difference.
For the persistent session, the timeout is based on access time. So each new
request resets the timer for the default 30min.
Is he referring to the actual session object on the server or the session
cookie in the
