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configset  GLOBAL  latchkey_lifetime = [VALUE]
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Default Value : 60
Data Type     : integer
Category      : access
Password Notes: Visible only with password. Set with global password. 
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EXAMPLE:
configset GLOBAL latchkey_lifetime = 30


The latchkey_lifetime setting contains the number of minutes for which a
temporary password (latchkey) remains valid.  Latchkeys are used by the
WWW interfaces to prevent permanent passwords being cached by WWW client
software.

Old latchkeys are removed from the latchkey database by the "token"
trigger in the GLOBAL triggers configuration setting.  By default, this
happens daily.

The latchkey database is kept in the "_latchkeys.D" or "_latchkeys.T"
file in the main directory for the GLOBAL pseudo-list.

A latchkey like a confirmation token, is composed of  12 hexadecimal
digits, separated into three groups by hyphens, for example:

  B34F-78A1-9023

See "help admin_moderate" for more information about tokens.


See Also:
   help admin_domain
   help configset_bounce_max_age
   help configset_dup_lifetime
   help configset_inactive_lifetime
   help configset_log_lifetime
   help configset_post_lifetime
   help configset_post_limits
   help configset_session_lifetime
   help configset_token_lifetime
   help configset_triggers
   help mj_confirm
   help mj_wwwadm
   help mj_wwwusr

This is the "configset_latchkey_lifetime" help document for 
Majordomo 2, version 0.1201103110.

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