Modify the default timeout value in phpmyadmin.

Modify the default timeout value in phpmyadmin.

After logging on to the system, the system automatically exits after being inactive for 1440 seconds. You have to log on multiple times a day. Finally, you have time to solve this problem. It seems that the session times out and the result is searched online, find a solution, hahaha. Take a note here:

Phpmyadmin often encounters "Login timeout (1440 seconds not active) during use. Please log on again", which is annoying.

The solution is as follows:

Modify php. ini and find

Session. gc_maxlife time = 1440

Change the value to a greater value and make it take effect.

After a test, the result is poor.

Final Solution:

Find the phpMyAdmin/libraries/config. default. php file, open, modify

$ Cfg ['logincookievalidity '] = 1440;

Modify 1440 to a greater value.