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mskipsey
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I don't know whether this is a Microsoft IIS issue, or whether this is a Plesk issue, but I have set the ASP session timeout value in IIS set to 30 minutes for my web site, and I am getting something far less than this (10 mins or so - hard to test the exact time).
What this means is that I log into the web site that I have created, and after a period of inactivity for 10 minutes or so, I then proceed to do something on the web site and my session variables go (obviously due to the session timeout been exceeded.)
The reason why I think this might be a Plesk issue is because I have set the value in IIS to 30 minutes, so you would assume that this would work. I have another server not running Plesk in which the same timeout value is set - and this works.
(Some additional information about my web server - it is hosted by 1&1 UK.)
What this means is that I log into the web site that I have created, and after a period of inactivity for 10 minutes or so, I then proceed to do something on the web site and my session variables go (obviously due to the session timeout been exceeded.)
The reason why I think this might be a Plesk issue is because I have set the value in IIS to 30 minutes, so you would assume that this would work. I have another server not running Plesk in which the same timeout value is set - and this works.
(Some additional information about my web server - it is hosted by 1&1 UK.)