Session expired error when attempting to login after session lifetime runs out - development

Session expired error when attempting to login after session lifetime runs out

Currently the user is redirected to the login page is the session is expired. If the user stays on the login page for too long, past the session lifetime of 120 minutes, it will still allow them to attempt a login but they’ll receive a session expired error on submission. They then need to go back and try logging in again.

Is there a way to make sure that the session is refreshed on login submission? Or keep logged out sessions indefinite?



from Laravel Questions and Answers https://laravelquestions.com/laravel/session-expired-error-when-attempting-to-login-after-session-lifetime-runs-out/
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