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Configuring the LTPA token expiry interval on Docker or Podman

LTPA tokens expire by design. In the process of enabling LTPA, you can define the amount of time after which a token expires in minutes. When necessary, you can update the token expiration interval again after the value has been defined during enablement.

The following conditions must be satisfied.

  • LTPA must be enabled. For more information, refer to Configuring LTPA in Docker or Podman.

  • Ensure that the LTPA token created when you sign in to Sametime chat allows access to other Domino applications until the expiration time has elapsed.

  • Open the .env file for editing.

  • Update the value of LTPA_DURATION_MINUTES. Specify the duration in this format:

    LTPA_DURATION_MINUTES=<minutes_token_valid>

    The following example shows LTPA_DURATION_MINUTES set to 90 minutes.

    LTPA_DURATION_MINUTES=90

  • Add or update the value of JWT_ACCESS_DURATION_MINUTES. Specify the duration in this format:

    JWT_ACCESS_DURATION_MINUTES=minutes_token_valid

    The following example shows JWT_ACCESS_DURATION_MINUTES set to 30 minutes.

    JWT_ACCESS_DURATION_MINUTES=30

  • Save the changes.

  • Start the Sametime server to apply the changes.

    docker compose up -d

Parent Topic: Setting up SSO using LTPA