So I have the following setup:
Frontend: AngularJS App
Backend: WebApi with Identity Server to validate clients
In my Backend I create a new in-memory client like so:
new Client
{
Enabled = true,
ClientId = "myapp.mycompany",
ClientUri = "https://myapp.mycompany.com"...
No worries man, I'm on the same boat, I don't have much experience with it I'm currently learning it, I'm wondering if it's even possible as well, the reason I want a specific user to be signed in forever (or at least 100 days) is because this user account will be used to login one time and show...
You're right I just changed it to TotalSeconds. Also do you know by any chance if there's a way to set this refresh token to 100 days just for a specific user instead of the whole client?
Lets say I have 100 users total that will be using my client, I want 99 of the users to have a Refresh...
I have the following setup:
Client: AngularJS Web App
Server: ASP.NET Web API
In the server I use the IdentityFramework3 to authenticate users on my AngularJS Client that has the (oidc-token-manager) configured.
Currently I'm setting the AbsoluteRefreshTokenLifetime to 48 hours for my...
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