

Thank you for your response.

Yes, the session_lastmodified field is being updated while the user is active, and if I switch to php/file based sessions; the session file is also updated while user is being active. I examined the cookie expiration in the browser and noticed it was not being updated, any ideas as to what causes this? 

Zach Phillippe

Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>Wed 29 Sep 2010 04:28:46 PM CDT

> Zitat von Zach Phillippe <zphil@okcareertech.org>:
>
>>
>>
>> We are currently storing session information in mysql, and can see 
>> that it is updating as user remains active.
>>
>> However, we have set session timeout to 300 secs in the Horde conf, 
>> and it certainly times out at 300 seconds, disregarding the user's 
>> activity.
>>
>> We would like to know if an activity based timeout is possible. Can 
>> a user be timed out only after 300 second of inactivity?
>
> That's how it should work. Is the session_lastmodified field being 
> updated while the user is active? Are you sure that the session times 
> out, and not the session cookie?
>
> Jan.
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