Hi,
It really depends on your definition of "no activity".
By default login is tied to session which expiracy you can set (default 2 weeks).
Session expiry is by default only updated when session is changed, so for example pure reads that don't touch session do not count as activity. This can be changed so that every request touches session.
Session expiry is by default only updated when session is changed, so for example pure reads that don't touch session do not count as activity. This can be changed so that every request touches session.
HTH.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 7:38 PM, Hervé Edorh <senobogos@gmail.com> wrote:
It is possible to make django admin application to logout after 5 minutes of no activity? Thank you--
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