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How to change 15 re-auth timeout?

jmousse
I've run through the Bulletin Board, but could find nothing on this subject.

I'm using ASG 8.001 with forced AD web auth. Does anyone know how I can change the 15 minute timeout to say 30 or 60 minutes?

It's kind of a pain when filling out form & you click 'submit' only to be asked to re-auth. A good example is when I wrote this question. Another would be when watching a news site where the videos change sequentially, but stall in between due to re-auth prompt.

I'm sure that there's a .conf file somewhere. I just can't locate it.

Thanks so much.


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    WebAdmin 'HTTP/S' 'Advanced' tab 'Misc settings'.

    If I'm not mistaken, that refers to the timeout of the web administrator. I'm referring to the 15 minute timeout for re-authentication when using forced AD web authentication for users.
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    WebAdmin 'HTTP/S' 'Advanced' tab 'Misc settings'.

    If I'm not mistaken, that refers to the timeout of the web administrator. I'm referring to the 15 minute timeout for re-authentication when using forced AD web authentication for users.
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    It's actually the timeout for transparent users with authentication, probably not what you're looking for.  I'd start an official Astaro support case, it's probably buried in the configuration database, if it's not hard-coded.

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