We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're worried
that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many open
forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so that a
user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes of
inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which will
be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach out
to you shortly.
Thanks,
Sheel
···
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:36 PM, Phil Gonzalez wrote:
Hi All,
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're worried
that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many open
forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so that a
user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes of
inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
I don't think this should be a problem as most of the interactive ways of
entering data on HQ use a database-level store.
How are your users filling in forms?
Cory
···
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 2:44 AM, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which will
be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach out
to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an SMS
keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding is
that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the user
is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who don't
fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore, we're
looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for all
forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
···
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
>
> Hi Phil,
>
> I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which will
> be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach out
> to you shortly.
>
> Thanks,
> Sheel
>
> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:36 PM, Phil Gonzalez <pgonza...@gmail.com > wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
>> worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
>> open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
>> that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
>> of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
>> form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
>> RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
>>
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The service that plays the forms (touchforms) automatically purges from
memory any sessions that are inactive for more than 3 hours. It keeps the
session data persisted to the file system to restore any inactive sessions
should they become active again, but old stale sessions shouldn't take up
system resources.
Thanks,
Giovanni
···
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 2:19 PM, Phil Gonzalez wrote:
Hi Cory,
Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an SMS
keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding is
that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the user
is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who don't
fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore, we're
looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for all
forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an SMS
keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding is
that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the user
is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who don't
fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore, we're
looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for all
forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
···
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 10:08 PM Cory Zue wrote:
Hey Phil,
I don't think this should be a problem as most of the interactive ways of
entering data on HQ use a database-level store.
How are your users filling in forms?
Cory
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 2:44 AM, Sheel Shah sshah@dimagi.com wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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Thank you for your reply! This is really helpful information for us. Is it
possible to modify the touchforms default value to make it less than 3
hours? Thanks!
Phil
···
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015, 1:34 PM Giovanni Capalbo wrote:
Hi Phil,
The service that plays the forms (touchforms) automatically purges from
memory any sessions that are inactive for more than 3 hours. It keeps the
session data persisted to the file system to restore any inactive sessions
should they become active again, but old stale sessions shouldn't take up
system resources.
Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an
SMS keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding
is that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the
user is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who
don't fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore,
we're looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for
all forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:38 PM Phil Gonzalez wrote:
Hi Giovani,
Thank you for your reply! This is really helpful information for us. Is it
possible to modify the touchforms default value to make it less than 3
hours? Thanks!
The service that plays the forms (touchforms) automatically purges from
memory any sessions that are inactive for more than 3 hours. It keeps the
session data persisted to the file system to restore any inactive sessions
should they become active again, but old stale sessions shouldn't take up
system resources.
Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an
SMS keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding
is that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the
user is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who
don't fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore,
we're looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for
all forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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Thank you for your reply! This is really helpful information for us. Is
it possible to modify the touchforms default value to make it less than 3
hours? Thanks!
The service that plays the forms (touchforms) automatically purges from
memory any sessions that are inactive for more than 3 hours. It keeps the
session data persisted to the file system to restore any inactive sessions
should they become active again, but old stale sessions shouldn't take up
system resources.
Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an
SMS keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding
is that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the
user is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who
don't fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore,
we're looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for
all forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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Thank you for your reply! This is really helpful information for us. Is
it possible to modify the touchforms default value to make it less than 3
hours? Thanks!
The service that plays the forms (touchforms) automatically purges from
memory any sessions that are inactive for more than 3 hours. It keeps the
session data persisted to the file system to restore any inactive sessions
should they become active again, but old stale sessions shouldn't take up
system resources.
Thanks for your response! Our users are accessing forms by sending an
SMS keyword to the server, which then triggers the form. My understanding
is that while the form is open, some RAM is used to determine where the
user is located within the form. Our worry is that with enough users who
don't fully complete any given form, RAM could become an issue. Therefore,
we're looking for a simple way of implementing a system-wide timeout for
all forms. Thanks for your help!
Best,
Phil
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 3:15:14 PM UTC-6, Sheel Shah wrote:
Hi Phil,
I'm dropping our users group and including our developer group (which
will be a bit better at fielding these types of questions). They'll reach
out to you shortly.
We're running a SMS based intervention here in Nicaragua and we're
worried that our server's RAM may reach it's capacity if we have too many
open forms at once. Is the there any way to change the default value so
that a user would be auto-logged out of their current form after XX minutes
of inactivity? (Or just log them out XX minutes after having started the
form?) Ideally we would like to write a little script that will monitor
RAM and change the timeout accordingly. Thanks for your help!
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