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Setting:
I store the Session of the user to keep it logged in to the system, but something is happening that in 10 minutes it is undone because the Session expired.
But so much in the Web.Config how much in the Session State is set to 120 minutes and yet it expires.
Is there any process of IIS to clean up the Session, independent of these parameters ?
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120 minutes in config will stay like this:
<configuration>
<system.web>
<sessionState timeout="120"></sessionState>
</system.web>
</configuration>
"some Disposis" What do you mean? Dispose of what?
@Ricardopunctual removed, Ispose does not apply in this case.
Yes that’s what I thought, the object Session does not implement the IDisposable, so it might confuse ;)
Yes, web.config is parameterized this way, but for some reason it is cleaning the Session, making this parameter obsolete...
@Igorcarreiro already tried to delete the site in iis and the other build?
or you can look at the state Session mode being used for the timeout
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vc put this way <sessionState timeout="120"></sessionState> ?
– HudsonPH
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IIShas a configuration to recycle the Application Pool in a certain time interval, already checked there, in the properties of Apppool as are the settings?– Ricardo Pontual
@Ricardopunctual would be 'Disable Recycling for Configuration Changes' ?
– Igor Carreiro
It’s in the Apppool settings, in "Recycling", there’s a field in "Regular time interval (minutes)" where you set the time. Zero means you never recycle.
– Ricardo Pontual