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🚀 Feature: SETTING CUSTOM SESSION EXPIRY TIME FOR USER LOGIN SESSIONS #5652

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rajdama opened this issue Jun 4, 2023 · 2 comments
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@rajdama
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rajdama commented Jun 4, 2023

🔖 Feature description

Currently appwrite has its default session expiry time of 1 year, and I couldn't find any method in documentation to set custom session expiry time. It would be great if we can manually set the session expiry as in the case of JWT.

🎤 Pitch

Currently appwrite has its default session expiry time of 1 year, and I couldn't find any method in documentation to set custom session expiry time. It would be great if we can manually set the session expiry as in the case of JWT.

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teneon commented Jun 4, 2023

Hi, i am not sure if this is what you are looking for, but there is an option in the admin panel. Navigate to "Auth" / "Security". You should see is a "Session Length" block where you can specify "length" (default: 365) and "time period" (default: days).

Note, i am using Appwrite 1.3.3.

best regards,
Jim

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rajdama commented Jun 4, 2023

Thanks @teneon for ur help, that's what I needed !

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