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Session Timeout not working when integrating with oic auth plugin #380
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Those parameters handle jetty session timeout. Can you run the following in console ?
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HYG |
@zhassanpixel Sorry. Wrong copy/paste on my phone :( The goal is to have the stapler configuration |
Result: 2 but since i installed the plugin it doesn't log me out . |
I faced an issue on it too. After the timeout, people face the HTTP 403 error page, so they need to clean their cookies to be able to log in. I had to downgrade the plugin |
@eva-mueller-coremedia have you forked this plugin ? the plugin id does not match. As for the logout - this is somewhat expected as you where not actually logged in (as the session has expired). Something at least smells not great around session/cookie authorisation/expiration. |
Yes, I forked the plugin since I need to make some changes due to non-standard-conform Cognito logout behaviour 😢 (see #241) |
Jenkins and plugins versions report
Environment
What Operating System are you using (both controller, and any agents involved in the problem)?
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Reproduction steps
1- set the JENKINS_OPTS session timeout (JENKINS_OPTS=--sessionTimeout=2 --sessionEviction=4)
2- login and wait 4 minutes it should log you out
3- integrate with oic-auth plugin
Expected Results
it should log you out after 4 minutes
Actual Results
it keeps the session open for almost a day
Anything else?
No response
Are you interested in contributing a fix?
No response
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