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|> |> Nemeinauth timeout can be set by a variable in the code (this maybe |> should be part of eagir configuration so there isn't need to re-set it |> every time one instals new version of eagir). | | | I can't find this parameter in Aegir configuration. | What would be his name ? |
I meant it should be in aegir configuration, it is not. You can add the following to code-compat or code-global element somewhere in aegir style:
$auth_conf["session_timeout"]=7200
So the timeout is in seconds and it seems the default has been increased to two hours at some point.
| | (PHP session time limit is 24 min by default). | | Must I change PHP AND Nemein setup ? |
Yes, I recommend you set the PHP garbace collection timeout to some sufficiently large value so that you don't need to touch it again.
The problem is that if the PHP gc kicks in then there is no longer a session available for the user even if the application determined timeout hasn't been reached.
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