rabbitmq_management: Fix preference cookie expiry to respect session timeout#15814
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rabbitmq_management: Fix preference cookie expiry to respect session timeout (backport #15814)
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Fixes an issue: When a user expands or collapses a page section, or adds/removes columns from a table such as the queues table, the management UI persists that preference in a cookie. The cookie was mistakenly set with a one-year expiry, overriding any configured session timeout or the default session timeout.
As a result, a session would remain valid for a full year, meaning the user would not be prompted to log in again on the same domain for that duration.
Thanks @mkuratczyk for reporting this issue.
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