@jdaviescoates said in Force logout after browser close and/or certain duration:

I guess is this is a real security concern for you, you could manually logout beforehand?

True.

My main reason for requesting this feature is that the administrative controls are only a few clicks away. I suppose I could create a separate non-admin user account for myself and run my apps under that account.

My request is to have an option to force a logout from Cloudron after a certain amount of time or after I close my browser.

Currently, the session persists even after I close my browser.

Thank you.

@jdaviescoates said in Force logout after browser close and/or certain duration:

I guess is this is a real security concern for you, you could manually logout beforehand?

True.

My main reason for requesting this feature is that the administrative controls are only a few clicks away. I suppose I could create a separate non-admin user account for myself and run my apps under that account.

My request is to have an option to force a logout from Cloudron after a certain amount of time or after I close my browser.

Currently, the session persists even after I close my browser.

Thank you.

That worked. Excellent. Thank you!

Hi, I'm a Cloudron and Miniflux noob but everything is running well so far. I would like to change the POLLING_FREQUENCY configuration parameter for Miniflux.

I created the /etc/miniflux.conf file and added this single line:

POLLING_FREQUENCY=15

Then I stopped and restarted the Miniflux app. The Polling Frequency is still set to 60. The documentation says that "Environment variables override the values defined in the config file" but I'm not sure of the proper way to set the value either as an Environment variable or in a config file.

I also tried changing the value in the File Manager of the app and adding this:

# Add custom env variables here
POLLING_FREQUENCY=15

Didn't work for me.

Any ideas on how I can (correctly) modify this value? Thanks!