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How to allow longer time before timeout error?

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#1: Jan 21 '08
Hello, friends,

Our have a .net 2003 website using c#.net.

We want to let our users to have longer timeout time, and we did in
Web.config:

<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="login.aspx" protection="All" name="Cookie"
slidingExpiration="true" timeout="120" />
</authentication>

hopefully this would allow 2 hours before timeout.

However, it turned out users did not get that long timeout, rather they
still got timeout error like before.

Any reasons and how to fix it? Thanks.
Leon Mayne
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#2: Jan 21 '08

re: How to allow longer time before timeout error?


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Quote:
Hello, friends,
>
Our have a .net 2003 website using c#.net.
>
We want to let our users to have longer timeout time, and we did in
Web.config:
>
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="login.aspx" protection="All" name="Cookie"
slidingExpiration="true" timeout="120" />
</authentication>
>
hopefully this would allow 2 hours before timeout.
>
However, it turned out users did not get that long timeout, rather they
still got timeout error like before.
>
Any reasons and how to fix it? Thanks.
The session may be timing out before the authentication token. Set the
session timeout as well:
<sessionState timeout="120" />
(Check that properly, as you may have to specify other settings)

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