Author Topic: How to edit the maximum session time? (Read 2918 times)

adobe · « **on:** July 24, 2022, 02:30:55 AM »

Tired every day to re-enter 20 boxes.
How to edit the maximum session time? I'm tired of entering 20 boxes every day.
How to make the session time infinite or at least 365 days?
I already did this in php.ini, but I don’t know where to edit it in /usr/share/roundcubemail, I can’t find the config.inc.php file in this folder, it simply doesn’t exist.
Where can I find this settings file?
Question 2: how to set up spam protection + the ability to blacklist an address so that its letters always end up in spam?

JohnDoh · « **Reply #1 on:** July 24, 2022, 03:35:51 AM »

For your first question, out of the box I don't think there is a way to do this in Roundcube. It does have a session_lifetime config option but session lifetime is about how long the current session remains active with inactivity BUT when you close your browser your session is still over no matter what. There is a persistent login plugin available https://plugins.roundcube.net/#/packages/texxasrulez/persistent_login may be that could help you?

Of course you will need to locate your config file, by default it is in <rc root>/config/config.inc.php but if you installed via a package manager or something else, not direct then who knows? guess /etc/roundcube/ ?

For your second question, thats really outside of the scope of this forum which is for Roundcube, spam checking is best done server side and there are plenty of discussions and guides out there on how to install different antispam tools in your mail stack.

adobe · « **Reply #2 on:** July 24, 2022, 05:16:39 AM »

Quote from: JohnDoh on July 24, 2022, 03:35:51 AM

For your first question, out of the box I don't think there is a way to do this in Roundcube. It does have a session_lifetime config option but session lifetime is about how long the current session remains active with inactivity BUT when you close your browser your session is still over no matter what. There is a persistent login plugin available https://plugins.roundcube.net/#/packages/texxasrulez/persistent_login may be that could help you?

Of course you will need to locate your config file, by default it is in <rc root>/config/config.inc.php but if you installed via a package manager or something else, not direct then who knows? guess /etc/roundcube/ ?

For your second question, thats really outside of the scope of this forum which is for Roundcube, spam checking is best done server side and there are plenty of discussions and guides out there on how to install different antispam tools in your mail stack.

Oh, the configuration file really ended up in /etc/roundcubemail/defaults.inc.php edited
// Session lifetime in minutes
$config['session_lifetime'] = 525600;
If it does not help, I download the plugin that they gave me.
Okay, spam can be configured through a utility on the server, but how easy is it to create a blacklist so that you can block the addressee?

adobe · « **Reply #3 on:** July 24, 2022, 06:11:41 AM »

Quote from: JohnDoh on July 24, 2022, 03:35:51 AM

For your first question, out of the box I don't think there is a way to do this in Roundcube. It does have a session_lifetime config option but session lifetime is about how long the current session remains active with inactivity BUT when you close your browser your session is still over no matter what. There is a persistent login plugin available https://plugins.roundcube.net/#/packages/texxasrulez/persistent_login may be that could help you?

Of course you will need to locate your config file, by default it is in <rc root>/config/config.inc.php but if you installed via a package manager or something else, not direct then who knows? guess /etc/roundcube/ ?

For your second question, thats really outside of the scope of this forum which is for Roundcube, spam checking is best done server side and there are plenty of discussions and guides out there on how to install different antispam tools in your mail stack.

Author Topic: How to edit the maximum session time? (Read 2918 times)

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