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NimbostratusAPM Inactivity Timeout is not leading to session being closed. It stays open. Any reasons?
I see timeoutagent.php in F12, but session is not ending.
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Yann_Desmarest_Nacreous
Hi,
The timeoutagent page is called by a javascript inserted by APM. Its goal is to detect when your session reach the timeout to trigger another javascript displaying a dialog window explaining the session has expired or to trigger a redirect to the ending page
it should not affect the timeout counters by itself
Antish_293579whatever you mentioned is not happening actually. This is the issue. Actually due to this "timeoutgent.php" uri, session gets extended by 3 mins every time.
Yann_DesmarestCirrus
Hi,
The timeoutagent page is called by a javascript inserted by APM. Its goal is to detect when your session reach the timeout to trigger another javascript displaying a dialog window explaining the session has expired or to trigger a redirect to the ending page
it should not affect the timeout counters by itself
- Antish_293579
whatever you mentioned is not happening actually. This is the issue. Actually due to this "timeoutgent.php" uri, session gets extended by 3 mins every time.
youssef1Cumulonimbus
Hello Antish,
Do you use an Irule on your service? if yes can you display it please. this could be caused a malfunction at the apm!!!
Second point are you sure that your application does not send a regular request to check app availability (ajax call, ...)?
Regards
