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When setting Time Until Page is Shown Again, values are translated to minutes before writing to ClientIdleTimeout and ClientForceTimeout in /etc/nodogsplash/nodogsplash.conf. For example, 1 minute would result in ClientIdleTimeout 1 while 1 hour should result in ClientIdleTimeout 60.
The results for hours and days have been swapped, so setting resplash to 1 hour results in ClientIdleTimeout 1440, while setting to 1 day results in ClientIdleSplash 60.
Also, timeout in seconds rounds down to the nearest whole number, making that range effectively useless. Probably best just to drop it.
When setting Time Until Page is Shown Again, values are translated to minutes before writing to ClientIdleTimeout and ClientForceTimeout in /etc/nodogsplash/nodogsplash.conf. For example, 1 minute would result in
ClientIdleTimeout 1
while 1 hour should result inClientIdleTimeout 60
.The results for hours and days have been swapped, so setting resplash to 1 hour results in
ClientIdleTimeout 1440
, while setting to 1 day results inClientIdleSplash 60
.Also, timeout in seconds rounds down to the nearest whole number, making that range effectively useless. Probably best just to drop it.
@jheretic @elationfoundation
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