By yngens on

question in subject. it is amazing that i changed that setting just a couple of days ago, but now can not find anywhere. i looked three or four times every corner of administration pages. i switched to drupal a month ago and i think the weakest side of this wonderfull software is organization of admin llinks. it is just messup. at least for newbies like myself until get used. and it takes longer time in comparison with other CMS. anyway i've gone off the tangent. could anyone point me where i can change session kill time after user logs out, please?

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yngens commented

could anyone give any clue on the subject, please...

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yngens commented

either since nobody answers i guess i failed to explain what i am looking for or drupal community is not that supportive as it's told.

when a user logs out, his/her name is seen the block of current users and it disappears in some time. i have changed that time setting and can not find where it is. i beg please someone tell me where should i look for. please.

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yngens commented

please help me find where to configure it :(

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yngens commented

Drupal gurus, please help me. I looked everywhere. I do need to increase time of display of the user after he/she logs out. I had changed that setting somwhere recently, now I can not find. Please answer someone. Is that Drupal community is supportive a mith?

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sepeck commented

Try this
http://drupal.org/search/node/session+time
or this
http://drupal.org/search/node/session+time+out

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ideviate commented

see this thread http://drupal.org/node/41754

also basically

Your settings.php file should have a line like this:

ini_set('session.cookie_lifetime', 2000000);

PHP docs say:

session.cookie_lifetime integer

session.cookie_lifetime specifies the lifetime of the cookie in seconds which is sent to the browser. The value 0 means "until the browser is closed."

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jadwigo commented

or you might mean admin > blocks > who is online > configure ..

and, please .. remember you catch more flies with honey than vinegar .. as it is frequently stated on this site
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yngens commented

Thank you everybody who replied to my question. I was looking for what jadwigo advised. O my God, despite it is so simple, I spent weeks to dig this out. Thank you jadwigo! You see, drupal makes to quickly get used to look for configurations in admin and setting sections, I completely forgot that some block's could have their own tuning. So confusiong for drewbies. Finally solved, uhh.