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jclowes
Session Expiration Set to 0 - Help!

  • 2006/6/22 2:48

  • jclowes

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OK, newbie here....with a newbie problem.

I accidentally set the session expiration to 0 on the General Settings panel. As a result, I am unable to make any administrative changes to the XOOPS implementation that I recently completed.

Whenever I attempt to make a change, I get a 'Valid Token Expired' message. It looks like a cookie expiration problem.

XOOPS 2.0.13.1 version

Is there any way to make the necessary change to move that session expiration off of 0?

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,
John
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Chris03
Re: Session Expiration Set to 0 - Help!

  • 2006/6/22 5:52

  • Chris03

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  • Since: 2004/2/22


in PHPmyadmin do this

Quote:
UPDATE `YOUR_TBLE_PREFIX_config` SET `conf_value` = '15' WHERE `conf_id` = '11' LIMIT 1 ;


make sure you change YOUR_TBLE_PREFIX_ to the table prefix you gave when you setup xoops, if your not sure, just check mainfile.php or PHPmyadmin find the config table, and whatever is before the _config is the prefix.
KickassAMD
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jclowes
Re: Session Expiration Set to 0 - Help!

  • 2006/6/22 14:23

  • jclowes

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Chris, your help was right on target! Perfect first time. Thanks so much for the help on this! John
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NT1970
Re: Session Expiration Set to 0 - Help!

  • 2006/9/24 22:55

  • NT1970

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Quote:

Chris03 wrote:
in PHPmyadmin do this

Quote:
UPDATE `YOUR_TBLE_PREFIX_config` SET `conf_value` = '15' WHERE `conf_id` = '11' LIMIT 1 ;


make sure you change YOUR_TBLE_PREFIX_ to the table prefix you gave when you setup xoops, if your not sure, just check mainfile.php or PHPmyadmin find the config table, and whatever is before the _config is the prefix.


I'm not sure where you find this.
Can you be more specific? maybe step by step action?
i whent to phpmyadmin but lost from there

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