Inactivity Timeout
Type Use-Case
Function Account Management
Actor User
Description
If a logged-in user is inactive on the system for a pre-defined amount of time, then the system will end the user's current session. Once a user has been logged out (due to inactivity), the user may still access areas of the site where registration and login are not required. However, the user must login if they want to access areas of the site that require a logged in user; the user will be prompted to log in again the next time they make a request to the server for a login-required page. If the user's session times out while the user is in the registration process, then the error message will be different (i.e. content will inform user to re-register).
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