When PHP uses session to save the reply, is not regardless of how you operate, the session will always be in the configured time (such as 24 minutes) failure?

When PHP uses session to save the reply, is not regardless of how you operate, the session will always be in the configured time (such as 24 minutes) failure? I was in the first 23 minutes, has been operating, to 24 minutes, the session will still expire?

Reply content:

When PHP uses session to save the reply, is not regardless of how you operate, the session will always be in the configured time (such as 24 minutes) failure? I was in the first 23 minutes, has been operating, to 24 minutes, the session will still expire?

By default, the session expiration time refers to the length of your operation again, each time you perform an operation, the session generation cycle will be reset to 24 minutes, and if the two operation interval is greater than 24 minutes, then the session will be invalidated.

This is just by default, you can also let it force it, from the session generation count, as long as 24 minutes, immediately expire, no matter how many operations in the middle.
You can also configure the session never expires, the configuration time does not never expire this option, you can configure a large expiration time, such as 30

No, unless you have the strict expiration mode enabled

