Problem phenomenon:
phenomenon One: phpMyAdmin in the use of the process often appear "login timeout (1440 seconds inactive), please login again";
Phenomenon two: phpMyAdmin will appear:
Your PHP configuration parameters (Session.gc_maxlifetime, English) are shorter than the Cookies that you set up in phpMyAdmin, so your logon session will be valid for a shorter period than the time you set up in phpMyAdmin.
The error message.
Workaround:
Modify PHP.ini, find
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Session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440 |
Change the value to a large number and then bring it into effect.
The experiment did not do the result.
Final Solution:
Find phpmyadmin/libraries/config.default.php file, open, modify
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$cfg [' logincookievalidity '] = 1440; |
Modify the 1440 to a larger value.
Problem two Solution
If you modify:
$cfg [' logincookievalidity '] is less than or equal to the value of Session.gc_maxlifetime in php.ini, your PHP configuration parameter Session.gc_maxlifetime (outside the chain, English) is shorter than your Cookies are valid in phpMyAdmin, so your logon session will be valid for a shorter period than the time you set up in phpMyAdmin. It's solved.