> >> Where is the session timeout setting? > > > > php.ini. It can also be set in other places, as explained in the PHP > > documentation. It isn't a SquirrelMail setting, so no, it can't be done > > per-user.
Although if you have cranked up your php.ini settings and you want to allow users to set shorter timeouts (or you can set one for everybody), check out the Timeout_User plugin. I have a new version, attached here, that saves messages as a draft if they were in the middle of composing when the timeout hits and also makes sure users can't press the BACK button on their browser to get back into SM after the timeout period has ended.
timeout_user-1.2-0.5.tar.gz
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