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Does 7.5 fix the time-out issue?


webjive

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PLEASE tell me 7.5 fixes the constant timeout issues system wide?

Its maddening when you're typing a long response and you have to either refresh the page or you get an invalid token error when clicking reply. You see this system wide.

There needs to be a timeout setting we can control for this instead of having to use PHP.ini settings. Seems like if the system supports modifying PHP parameters, this could be controlled via WHMCS.

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Doesn't matter the location, it only seems to be happening with the admin section. Even tried using a .htaccess tweak to adjust php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 36000 

That didn't seem to affect anything. 

Since we have our own boxes, making root level adjustments if needed are on the table.

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Does this happen in the middle of typing a response or anything else?
Yes, it can. It all depends on how long it takes to type a response. Sometimes it just seems random.
 

Is it only happening if you started typing a response, then go and login as a client (using the admin interface) or does anything similar, and then go back to writing the reply?
We don't login as client very often (maybe once a month if that). From our knowledge, this is just happening on the admin side, not the client side.

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Hi @webjive,

As this discussion now relates to a current version of WHMCS, I've transferred it to the appropriate forum.

This error could occur if your connection's IP address changed after loading the ticket page; common on mobile internet connections.

This is an intentional security measure; but you can work around it by disabling Setup > General Settings > Security tab > Session IP Check.

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Thanks John. Fortunately, we're on a stable 100mb Comcast connection and the IP we have is the same one since day 1 of the install. I understand what your saying about an IP change because cPanel for security reasons does something similar by logging you out.

As for the session IP check, we've never had that enabled and this problem persists. Good news is, if we do change IP's via VPN or mobile connect, WHMCS does force us to re-login on the admin side.

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13 hours ago, webjive said:

Good news is, if we do change IP's via VPN or mobile connect, WHMCS does force us to re-login on the admin side.

That's what it's supposed to do.

As far as what you're seeing, this is indicative of you switching to a client session, at any point indeed.

Any time you switch to a client session, your session is going to be invalidated. That's how it works

As far as typing long replies, auto save has been enabled since 6.2 or 6.3, so if you're using an up to date version, this shouldn't happen.

 

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