maddox
commented
9 years ago There is definitely a time out implemented. I think it's about 60 seconds.
Every time an HLS client makes a request, it resets the session. So if a player stops playing, after 60 seconds the tempeh process should be killed.
That being said, there's always a possibility that there's a bug, heh.
On Jun 6, 2015, at 12:41 PM, mhohman notifications@github.com wrote:
Is is possible to have a viewing timeout? I've noticed over the course of a few weeks we have 1 or 2 sessions that just keep going. I'm not sure if this is due to a roku just getting left playing or if the roku didn't close the session properly.
If it's not something that can easily be implementing I guess we could just restart the wallop server via cron but I'd love a more elegant solution.
Thanks!
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Is is possible to have a viewing timeout? I've noticed over the course of a few weeks we have 1 or 2 sessions that just keep going. I'm not sure if this is due to a roku just getting left playing or if the roku didn't close the session properly.
If it's not something that can easily be implementing I guess we could just restart the wallop server via cron but I'd love a more elegant solution.
Thanks!