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[Super Nova]

FD,

Did the upgrade reset PHP.INI on you.

If you use PHP's default session handling, the only way to reliably change the session duration in all platforms is to change php.ini. That's because in some platforms, garbage collection is implemented through a script that runs every certain time (a cron script) that reads directly from php.ini, and therefore any attempts at changing it at run time, e.g. via ini_set(), are unreliable and most likely won't work.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/831 ... out-in-php

[freediver]

Please let me know the next time you are forced to log back in.

[Black Orchid]

I am not getting randomly logged out now but if I close the page I have to log back in and that didn't happen before.

[freediver]

You mean if you close the browser tab? That does not happen to me.

[Black Orchid]

Yes. Every time I close the browser tab I have to log in again.

[Redneck]

In my case its not every time I close the browser but maybe if I close it for a reasonable time say 2 hours, so maybe a time out feature

My browser retains history so that might also relate to normally being able to log straight back in.

[freediver]

Does anyone else have Black Orchid's issue?

[Alinta]

I don't.

[Black Orchid]

Bobby ...

Is anyone else having the same problem as me?

I have to use my password to log in every time I close my browser.
I click "remember" for my password - it doesn't make any difference.

[freediver]

Bobby, BO, what browser are you using?