Re: Required session timeout on inactivity.

This is set in Bugzilla/Constants.pm

# How many days a logincookie will remain valid if not used.
use constant MAX_LOGINCOOKIE_AGE => 30;

Note that it's measured in days and not minutes though.

The code that handles it is in Bugzilla/Auth/Persist/Cookie.pm around 
line 55 or so:

   # Issuing a new cookie is a good time to clean up the old
   # cookies.
   $dbh->do("DELETE FROM logincookies WHERE lastused < "
       . $dbh->sql_date_math('LOCALTIMESTAMP(0)', '-', 
MAX_LOGINCOOKIE_AGE, 'DAY'));

So you could update it there. Without a patch to upstream you'll need to 
modify changes to either of those every time you upgrade though.

This seems like a logical feature request; this probably ought to be in 
params instead of a hard-coded constant, and allow shorter time periods 
than a day (I know a lot of business apps I've used like to log you out 
after a half hour, etc).

On 1/19/23 5:58 AM, Sandeep Athiyarath wrote:
>
> Hi Team,
>
> I am using the latest Bugzilla version  5.0.6.
>
> Our security team came back and asked to enable session timeout on 
> inactivity , say  15 min.
>
> I went through the admin settings and parameters. I didn't able to 
> find out any option.
>
> If Bugzilla is not having the option ( looks like) whether I can 
> enable this with in the
>
> web server level. ? . I am using Apache2.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sandeep
>
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