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Well here's the line in question

    <!-- Session time out length. Should be set to 60 minutes-->
    <sessionState mode="InProc" timeout="60" />

No it's not clustered.

How would I find out if the environment was set as production? The code is
still in debug.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Fairs [mailto:dan.fairs at gmail.com] 
Sent: 25 January 2008 15:22
To: underscore at under-score.org.uk
Subject: Re: [_] A Good Long Session

> Looking for some help with one of our large .Net sites that  
> incorporates
> user logins that store info in sessions. We have configured the  
> session to
> last 60 minutes, using web.config entry and also in IIS. Despite  
> this it
> doesn't seem to have made any effect and is starting to annoy the  
> guys using
> it. They reckon it last about 20 minutes which is, if I remember  
> rightly,
> the default time.
>


Can you post your web.config? Also, what session backend are you using?

Is this a clustered environment? If so, make sure the same setting is  
on all the machines in the cluster.

If this is a production environment, it's likely that IIS is  
configured to not restart when web.config changes. Try restarting IIS.

Cheers,
Dan
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