Log in after 1440 seconds of inactivity always automatically quit, a day to log on several times, and finally have time to solve the problem, the feeling is the session timeout, the results of search on the Web, find a solution, hahaha, do a note here:
phpMyAdmin often "login timeout (1440 seconds inactive) in the process of use, please login again", very annoying
here's how to fix it:
Modify PHP.ini to find
Session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440
Change the value to the right, then make it effective
Experiment, the result is not so.
Final Solution:
Locate phpmyadmin/libraries/config.default.php file, open, modify
$cfg [' logincookievalidity '] = 1440;
Modify the 1440 to a larger value.
Note:The value of $cfg [' logincookievalidity '] cannot be greater than the value of session.gc_maxlifetime in php.ini, otherwise "your PHP configuration parameter Session.gc_" will appear in phpMyAdmin. Maxlifetime (outside the chain, English) is shorter than the period of the Cookies you set in PhpMyAdmin, so your login session will be valid longer than the time you set up in PhpMyAdmin. Error
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