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Post subject: Time out setting for forum
 Posted: 12.02.2011, 22:14
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Dear all,
is it possible to at least slightly increase the time out setting for the forum?
I know that you have thought about, but the actual setting seems to me really short...
Just a proposal! |
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Post subject: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 13.02.2011, 12:44
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| They used to reduce it when a new release comes out. I assume they're doing the same now |
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Post subject: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 13.02.2011, 16:25
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Which time out setting you talk about specificially? Current settings:
forum flood interval 15
forum search flood interval 15
forum cookie session 3600
forum post edit unlimited
cms ajax timeout 5
cms authkeys timeout unlimited
cms cookie session 3600
cms cookie lifetime 7 days (all other settings are seconds)
They all are sane - and no, we did not change them for release days, just caching was slightly adapted.
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Post subject: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 23.02.2011, 18:43
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| maybe forum cookie session 2x3600 would be great |
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Post subject: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 23.02.2011, 23:52
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Post subject: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 24.02.2011, 15:04
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| personally, i'd like to see the login cookie get reset back to zero every time i log in, so i don't have to keep logging in every time the cookie expires. that way, i'd only have to log in if i hadn't logged in for more than a week. |
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Post subject: Re: RE: Time out setting for forum
Posted: 12.05.2011, 16:14
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slam wrote:
Which time out setting you talk about specificially? Current settings:
forum flood interval 15
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forum post edit unlimited
This bit me when i edited a post. In other words: edit tells me I have to wait before posting a new message.
Compose message, Submit. Edit post, Submit.
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You cannot make another post so soon after your last; please try again in a short while.
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