(RADIATOR) Session length
Hugh Irvine
hugh at open.com.au
Tue Nov 6 03:26:52 CST 2001
Hello Kieran -
The Session-Timeout attribute is usually defined on a per-user or a
per-AuthBy basis. If you want everyone authenticated from a
particular AuthBy to have the same Session-Timeout you would do
something like this:
<AuthBy ....>
.....
AddToReply Session-Timeout = 3600
</AuthBy>
You can also set it on a per-user basis in your user database or file.
regards
Hugh
At 7:43 +0800 01/11/6, Kieran Lacy wrote:
>Hello
>Where can I find out how to configure the length of a session for my
>customers.
>I have used Session-Timeout=xxxxx but this reads as an error in the
>config file.
>Regards
>Kieran Lacy
>
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