Turn off Time Out on Operations Screen

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toleolu
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Turn off Time Out on Operations Screen

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I was looking for a post I had read sometime back about the screen timeout in Nagios XI being controlled by the web server.

I was hoping there was a way to disable the timeout on the Operations Screen. We had hoped to use that as a status screen for our help desk, but it's not working too well because of the timeouts.
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Re: Turn off Time Out on Operations Screen

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The best you can do on the server side is to increase the "session.gc_maxlifetime" value in the "/etc/php.ini" but this is not going to solve the issue entirely. The session will still time out, unless you refresh the page on your browser (client side) once in a while. In Firefox, you can probably install "ReloadEvery" add-on and reload the page every "n" seconds/minutes. This may resolve your issue.
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Re: Turn off Time Out on Operations Screen

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If you use the Rotate Views feature (on the Views tab) then the screen gets refreshed and should not timeout.
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Re: Turn off Time Out on Operations Screen

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Great idea on using the Views, I'll give that a shot.

Mahalo
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Hawaii Health Systems Corp.
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