The time after which a logon automatically expires when no activity was detected can be controlled by the options described below.
Note: The setting can be defined to be different for Web clients because these are typically not logged off (browser users often close a window without logging off, which leaves them logged into the system).
Generic logon expiration
- File: configserver.php file
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Name of option: EXPIREDEFAULT
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Possible values: any number (specifying the number of seconds)
Alternatively, it can be multiplied by the number of hours by using the following format: "number of hours*number of seconds" - Default setting: 24 hours (defined as 24 x 3600)
- Example:
define ('EXPIREDEFAULT', 24*3600);
Expiration for Web-based clients
- File: configserver.php file
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Name of option: EXPIREWEB
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Possible values: any number (specifying the number of seconds)
Alternatively, it can be multiplied by the number of hours by using the following format: "number of hours*number of seconds" - Default setting: 1 hour (defined as 3600 seconds)
- Example:
define ('EXPIREWEB', 3600);
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