These are good alternatives to not adding your own middleware, if that is not the route you want to go. Some other posts have recommended django-session-security if you need added functionality of prompting the user and allowing them the option to extend the session. I have not implemented it yet, but plan to next. With the last activity setting set to True, it will continue to extend the session based on activity, however if they are reading a page or filling out a form that takes longer than 5 minutes, it will log them out, possibly causing issues for your users depending on your site functionality. While this is a quick fix for session expiry after 5 min, with redirect to a specified page (logout), it does not help with some of the other issues addressed in this post around warning the user or giving the opportunity to extend a session. SESSION_TIMEOUT_REDIRECT = '/accounts/logout/' # redirect to whatever page SESSION_EXPIRE_AFTER_LAST_ACTIVITY = True If you are looking for simple expiry after 5 minutes and do not care about prompting the user or allowing them to extend the session, django-session-timeout works well. Idle_period = (current_datetime - ssion).seconds """Middle ware to ensure user gets logged out after defined period if inactvity."""Ĭurrent_datetime = () Middleware.py from import logoutįrom settings import SESSION_IDLE_TIMEOUT SESSION_IDLE_TIMEOUT = INACTIVE_TIME # logout SESSION_COOKIE_AGE = INACTIVE_TIME # change expired session Set the security pin previously configured in. 3.1.1 Deinterlace playback 3.1.2 Custom Filters: 3.1.3 Use libmpeg2 for decoding 3.1.4 Enable realtime priority threads 3.1.5 Use video as timebase 3.1.6 Extra audio buffering 3.1.7 Aspect override. Slave backends will be used according to the logic implemented in the MASTER. 1.3.1 Auto Expire Free Disk Space Threshold(in Gigabytes) 2 Program Guide 3 Playback. Set the IP address of your MASTER backend. INACTIVE_TIME = 15*60 # 15 minutes - or whatever period you think appropriate Go to configure 'General' settings of the add-on. Settings.py # Logout after a period of inactivity To bring answer up to date and to log out after a period of inactivity, rather than after a given time: Update your settings.py: MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = [ĪUTO_LOGOUT_DELAY = 5 #equivalent to 5 minutes If datetime.now() - ssion > timedelta( 0, settings.AUTO_LOGOUT_DELAY * 60, 0): Thanks.Ĭreate middleware.py from datetime import datetime, timedelta The above sample of serializer is for Django 1.6. Settings.py #Handle session is not Json Serializable To make it work in all versions of Django, put the session serializer. The middleware code below is not working in Django 1.6 and above version because of json serializable.
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