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Mr T
Mr T

Reputation: 1000

Parse Server Config Options In Azure

I've installed a parse.com server in Azure. All is working well with the initial setup.

I now want to lock down the server with a few of the "Advanced Options" as annotated on the Parse Server Github page.

I understand that I do these in the App Settings in Azure a la the below:

Azure App Settings Photo

Namely, sessionLength should be visible following a server restart? However this is not the case as I still get 1 year sessions for newly logged in users. Am I filling in the details incorrectly, is there an error with Azure & Parse Server, or am I doing this completely wrong?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 246

Answers (1)

Cliffordwh
Cliffordwh

Reputation: 1430

Im not sure if it should be SESSION_LENGTH. You would need to check to see how its constructed in the index.js.

Update:

You could try Edit the config file and pass extra params like this: 

  sessionLength : process.env.SESSION_LENGTH || 31536000 //Set to what you need
  enableAnonymousUsers : process.env.ENABLE_ANON_USERS || false,
  allowClientClassCreation: process.env.CLIENT_CLASS_CREATION || false,

github.com/mamaso/parse-server-azure-config

Look at the ENV variables listed : https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server/blob/master/src/cli/definitions/parse-server.js

OR

Alternative you could update the session value on log-in or signup via a cloud code function.

Upvotes: 0

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