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IdentityServer4 how to set server cookie expiration
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WEB Mar 19, 2018 · Currently, the best way I see to set the server cookie (it is being ignored or dropped somehow) is the following code block in the IdentityServer4 host Startup.cs / …
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IdentityServer Options :: Duende IdentityServer Documentation
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WEB The authentication cookie lifetime (only effective if the IdentityServer-provided cookie handler is used). Defaults to 10 hours. CookieSlidingExpiration. Specifies if the cookie …
Authentication Session :: Duende IdentityServer Documentation
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WEB IdentityServer requires a special claim called sub whose value uniquely identifies the user. On your login page, this would be the code to establish the authentication session and …
Configure sliding expiration of authentication cookie #4714 - GitHub
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WEB Aug 5, 2020 · The expiration time of the cookie is set correctly, however, the sliding expiration does not seem to work. If understood correctly, if we attempt to login (call the …
Tokens and cookies lifetimes · Issue #2147 · IdentityServer
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WEB Nov 9, 2015 · Identity Server 1.1. Cookie options expire sliding expiration remember me duration. 1.2 Client Configuration id_token lifetime access_token lifetime. 2. Client 2.1 …
How To Prepare Your IdentityServer For Chrome's SameSite …
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WEB Dec 20, 2019 · If you have a single-page web application (SPA) that authenticates against an Identity Provider (IdP, for example IdentityServer 4) that is hosted on a different …
Authentication Magic with .NET 8 Using Bearer Tokens & Cookies
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WEB Step 5: Enhancing Identity Services. Next, you'll want to set up the identity services and tie them to Entity Framework for storing identity information. This line incorporates a suite of …
Why having cookies on token based authentication using Identity …
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WEB Sep 11, 2018 · Your Identity Server application needs an authentication cookie (and session ID cookie) so that the front channel endpoints (authorize, consent, …
Ho to align accesstoken lifetime and Browser cookie lifetime …
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WEB May 5, 2015 · Could I "teach" the middleware monitoring the cookie lifetime? like: app.UseCookieAuthentication(new CookieAuthenticationOptions {AuthenticationType = …
Use cookie authentication without ASP.NET Core Identity
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WEB Jun 3, 2022 · The server is not notified of tab or browser close events. React to back-end changes. Once a cookie is created, the cookie is the single source of identity. If a user …
ASP.NET Core MVC: setting expiration of identity cookie
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WEB Mar 11, 2016 · The ExpiredTimeSpan value always goes into the encrypted AuthTicket verified by the server. It may also go into the Set-Cookie header, but only if IsPersistent …
asp.net - Cookies in IdentityServer4 - Stack Overflow
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WEB Nov 9, 2016 · AFAIK id_token, access_token are not stored in a cookie by default. But you can store them in the session cookie (cookie created by ASP.NET Core middleware) if …
Q: How to properly work with cookies and sessions #701 - GitHub
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WEB Jan 16, 2017 · What I currently have working: - Login on IdentityServer - Cookie lifetime 5 days - Go to site logs in, cookie lifetime session? - wait a while, refresh page redirects …
Correct way to setup IdentityServer4 Cookies for login, JWT token …
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WEB May 10, 2018 · Understanding Identityserver4 with Identity (cookies/tokens, server architecture) 0. Handling authorization with IdentityServer4. 3. ASP.NET Core - Using …
How to set asp.net Identity cookies expires time
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WEB May 7, 2016 · This adds roughly 10 years to the persistent cookie. NB: If you wanted less of an expiry time you could use TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1); for 1 minute or …
