Ignore "session_lifetime" if it can not be converted to a number #11756
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When "session_lifetime" can not be converted to a number the interval becomes a NaN due to dividing it by 2. This NaN was "dragged" over all the other mathematical operations and caused the csrftoken to be got again and again due to an infinite loop with no pauses in "setInterval". Now, the interval is set to the default value instead if the "session_lifetime" can not be converted to a number. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
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Fixes #11747 |
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When
session_lifetimecan not be converted to a number the interval becomes a NaN due to dividing it by 2. This NaN was dragged over all the other mathematical operations and caused the csrftoken to be got again and again due to an infinite loop with no pauses insetInterval. Now, the interval is set to the default value instead if thesession_lifetimecan not be converted to a number.