Yes, this is possible for COYO customers who host themselves.
In the .env file of COYO there is the following parameter:
"COYO_SESSION_REMEMBER_TIMEOUT=". This is set to 2674800 by default. The value is given in seconds and corresponds to approx. 30 days. Shut down COYO per stop.sh, change the value and start COYO. The value is then loaded and active.
In the .env file of COYO there is the following parameter:
"COYO_SESSION_REMEMBER_TIMEOUT=". This is set to 2674800 by default. The value is given in seconds and corresponds to approx. 30 days. Shut down COYO per stop.sh, change the value and start COYO. The value is then loaded and active.
Attention
The Timeout ticks down when the websockets from the session is closed, keeping the Windows or Tab open will prevent the Timeout to count down.
