Session Time Out – Make It 2 Hours
10 September, 2010
Hi Support,
Session Time Out
How do you make it say 2 Hours
I have the DataSource Timeout set to say 7200 Seconds
But
This does not appear to work
Is there somewhere else this needs to be set
Thanks - Grant
Session Time Out
How do you make it say 2 Hours
I have the DataSource Timeout set to say 7200 Seconds
But
This does not appear to work
Is there somewhere else this needs to be set
Thanks - Grant

Hi Grant,
The timeout is set in the tomcat configuration files.
In Yellowfin/appserver/conf/web.xml, modify this block:
20
The new timeout will take effect after restarting tomcat (Yellowfin)..
Please note the value is in minutes.
Regards,
David
The timeout is set in the tomcat configuration files.
In Yellowfin/appserver/conf/web.xml, modify this block:
20
The new timeout will take effect after restarting tomcat (Yellowfin)..
Please note the value is in minutes.
Regards,
David
Thanks David
Hi Support
Am trying to increase the timeout session in V7 as previous comments on how to fix from 2010/11 do not seem to apply.
i.e.
The timeout is set in the tomcat configuration files.
In Yellowfin/appserver/conf/web.xml, modify this block:
20
The new timeout will take effect after restarting tomcat (Yellowfin).
Is there somewhere else this is now implemented as there is no reference to any of this information.
Thanks Jeremy
Am trying to increase the timeout session in V7 as previous comments on how to fix from 2010/11 do not seem to apply.
i.e.
The timeout is set in the tomcat configuration files.
In Yellowfin/appserver/conf/web.xml, modify this block:
20
The new timeout will take effect after restarting tomcat (Yellowfin).
Is there somewhere else this is now implemented as there is no reference to any of this information.
Thanks Jeremy
Hi Support,
May we know where can we adjust the session timeout in Yellowfin7?
Thanks,
Alex
May we know where can we adjust the session timeout in Yellowfin7?
Thanks,
Alex
Hi Alex,
I believe this post actually contains where to adjust the timeout (see comments above that reference the web.xml)
Regards,
David
I believe this post actually contains where to adjust the timeout (see comments above that reference the web.xml)
Regards,
David
I was able to make this work. First I had a look at Session Management in Administration:
As you can see, my timeout is set to 30 minutes.
I then changed the value in web.xml from 30 to 10 and restarted Yellowfin.
In Session Management the timeout is now set to 10 minutes:
I also timed it, and after 10 minutes of inactivity, my user was logged out.
Best regards,
Lise@Viteco
As you can see, my timeout is set to 30 minutes.
I then changed the value in web.xml from 30 to 10 and restarted Yellowfin.
In Session Management the timeout is now set to 10 minutes:
I also timed it, and after 10 minutes of inactivity, my user was logged out.
Best regards,
Lise@Viteco
Can I confirm that if the session-config time is set to 0 minutes, then no timeout will occur?
Hi Peter,
True, if you set the timeout to '0' no timeout will occur. However, there is also a cookie session timeout that
is hard coded for 12 hours, that cannot be changed. See this FORUM post for details.
Please let us know how this goes.
Kyle
True, if you set the timeout to '0' no timeout will occur. However, there is also a cookie session timeout that
is hard coded for 12 hours, that cannot be changed. See this FORUM post for details.
Please let us know how this goes.
Kyle