Describe Your Problem:
I want to set the sessiontimeout to be either crazy long or preferably NOT time out.
Do I set it to 0 (which I have tried but still times out) or is there a "no" or do I need to add a bunch of 0's to the end of the 8 hour value?
Logs:
Show the Homebridge / Homebridge Config UI X logs here.
{
"name": "Config",
"port": 8000,
"auth": "form",
"theme": "dark-mode",
"tempUnits": "c",
"lang": "auto",
"sessionTimeout": 2880000,
"platform": "config"
}
**Homebridge Config:**
```json
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Screenshots:
Environment:
You can set it to 9007199254740990 which is the longest timeout possible.
That was amazingly fast -> done the change thanks.
You probably want to change that to something like 900719925 actually. The really large number seems to break logins.
900719925 is still 28 years.
Thanks
On Sun, 29 Mar 2020 at 17:19, oznu notifications@github.com wrote:
You probably want to change that to something like 900719925 actually.
The really large number seems to break logins.900719925 is still 28 years.
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I was still able to log in on my Pi/Raspbian setup but I have adjusted to this recommendation