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Normally it stores in 'lifetime' => env('SESSION_LIFETIME', 43200), at config/session.php files.
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Session Timeout is always 2 hours
I have modified my php.ini to be 30 and my Laravel config/sessions to be 30, which I figured is 1 minute.
Yet every time I log into my site the cookie is set for 2 hours. Is there somewhere else that the session is being set?
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@TISUCHI - As I said above, I changed that to 'lifetime' => env('SESSION_LIFETIME', 30), and Laravel is still setting my cookies at 2 hours.
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@FLOWERINGMIND - Can you try setting your lifetime values in .env file? For example, in your .env file, add this values and then restart your server?
SESSION_LIFETIME=30
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Looks like changing the .env worked.
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@FLOWERINGMIND - Have you tired php artisan cache:clear then try to log in again to check?
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@TISUCHI - It worked and I gave you best answer.
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@FLOWERINGMIND - TQ :)
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