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Cory_O_150882's avatar
Cory_O_150882
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Jan 24, 2016

Inactivity Timeout - MultiDomSSO With Persistent MRHSession Cookies

Good morning! I was looking to modify our SharePoint solution published through APM so that in the event of a user utilizing multiple tabs, a logout from one will simply shorten the Inactivity Time...
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Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
Lucas_Thompson_
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Jan 24, 2016

The inactivity timers unfortunately aren't directly gettable or settable after the session has reached the allowed state.

 

  • Cory_O's avatar
    Cory_O
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    Jan 24, 2016
    Thank you, Lucas. That's good to know!
  • JoeTheFifth's avatar
    JoeTheFifth
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    Nov 19, 2018

    Lucas, care to explain when the timers are settable exactly in an irule? Which events, any examples? the only place I can set these two variables correctly is in the VPE itself, no luck setting any values in the access_allowed or access_complete events.

     

  • Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
    Lucas_Thompson_
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    Nov 20, 2018

    Right, you can't set them after the session has been started. The're an internal data representation inside TMM that isn't modifiable. As I recall it's something to do with optimization / performance since those have to be inspected so often.

     

    What thing are you trying to do specifically, and on what version?