Drupal Persistent Login

Oct 17, 2006 · The Persistent Login module provides a "Remember Me" option on the user login form. Persistent Login is independent of the PHP session settings and is more secure (and user-friendly) than simply setting a long PHP session lifetime. The 7.x version provides additional security by attempting to detect unauthorized re-use of tokens.

Persistent Login provides a "Remember Me" checkbox on the login form that allows a user to stay authenticated to the site even when their session cookie expires.

Oct 12, 2018 · Releases for Persistent Login. API version . persistent_login 8.x-1.1. By gapple on 12 October 2018. Release notes. This release is compatible with Drupal 8.3+ #3004167: Pantheon strips cookie when using HTTPS ... First testing release of Persistent Login for Drupal 7.

Persistent Login. The Persistent Login module provides the familiar "Remember Me" option on the user login form. Description. Persistent Login is independent of the PHP session settings and is more secure (and user-friendly) than simply setting a long PHP session lifetime.

Why do i have to use some persistent-login module to make my users login into Drupal 6 for longer period of time.. Why changing php.ini or settings.php doesnt works ? from a "webtools" I see my cookies being expired in next day, but after few hours it happend to log me out.

Title Status Priority Category Version Component Replies Last updated Assigned to Created; Not able to logged in with different user account after logout on pantheon

Drupal Persistent Login Module. Contribute to ottob/persistent_login development by creating an account on GitHub.

Nov 08, 2006 · Hi Mate, It seems the module is not working on my site. I have cache enabled on my site. I click remember me and login to the site. Then I close browser and open the browser again and go to the site, it loads the site without me logged in. It did not work either for ie or firefox.

Dec 04, 2010 · wernercd - wow, I had no idea this project had gone untouched for so long. Thanks for pointing that out. I don't think creating a new project is a good idea, but there is a standard procedure for dealing with abandoned projects, perhaps we need to start the ball rolling on that.The first step would be to contact the current maintainers, and decide who would want to take their place.