How To Increase The Timeout In PHPMyAdmin?

If you have VPS and happen to be running phpMyAdmin then you may have ran into the following:

No activity within 1440 seconds; please log in again

This can be a bit frustrating if you happen to be working on something at the time. The following guide will walk your through the steps of increasing your session timeout from within phpMyAdmin.

 

Extending Session Timeout

 

You can increase the session timeout in phpMyAdmin simply by following these steps:

  1. Login to phpMyAdmin
  2. Select “Settings” from the top navigation bar
  3. Click “Features”
  4. Locate the “Login cookie validity” field
  5. Change the value for this field to something greater than 1440
  • increase session timeout, phpmyadmin session timeout
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