RStudio Workbench Administration Guide - Appendix I - Posit Indicates whether or not to suspend the session after the timeout has elapsed Setting this to false will cause the session to quit instead of suspending to disk when the session times out
How to change session suspend time in RStudio server It's possible to configure the session-timeout in RStudio Server if you have admin access by modifying the session-timeout-minutes value in etc rstudio rsession conf
R Session Disconnected on suspend restart with open source server If there's only one, as per the normal case of suspend resume, we select the correct session and the IDE resumes cleanly But in trying to reproduce this bug, I had a number of sessions left over in the database and we don't have a process to clean them out
Workspace Management – Posit Workbench Documentation Release 2025. 09. 2 To configure the amount of idle time to wait before suspending sessions you can use the session-timeout-minutes setting in the etc rstudio rsession conf file For example: The default value if none is explicitly specified is 120 minutes
RStudio Workbench Administration TESTING 2021-08. 9. 1444-490 – 37 . . . To configure the amount of idle time to wait before suspending sessions you can use the session-timeout-minutes setting in the etc rstudio rsession conf file For example: The default value if none is explicitly specified is 120 minutes
R Server - Resuming R Session - message hanging or taking 15+min Chances are that RStudio is spending all this time restoring your R workspace (that is, large R objects that lived in your global environment) If you're okay with losing that workspace, you can safely delete that folder
RStudio-Server locks session - Get Help - Open OnDemand If you leave an RStudio session idle for a while it will lock and require a user and password to be entered to unlock the session As this is automated in the scripts, I had to cat the proc pid environ to get the RSTUDIO_PASSWORD that is set during startup