Timer 5 Minutes

Set the hour, minute, and second for the online countdown timer, and start it. Alternatively, you can set the date and time to count days, hours, minutes, and seconds till (or from) the event. The timer triggered alert will appear, and the pre-selected sound will be played at the set time.

Set alarm for hours and minutes with online countdown timer. You can use online stopwatch to countdown from any time and get alarmed.Simply select hours, minutes and seconds and hit "Start Timer".

Timer 5 Minutes

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What the hell. I use Google assistant for setting timers all the time due to my adhd and it has helped massively over the years, but these last few months it's like it's become braindead and doesn't understand simple numbers...

Going to the laundrette I ask for a 45 minute timer, apparently doesn't know what I mean. But I tried to ask for a 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47.. Minute timer and they were all good! But 45 is some mystical non existent number I guess?

1. (essential) The Actual Citrix HDX session (= the published desktop you are working in) needs to become automatically disconnected after x minutes of user inactivity. For this I found the only true working -under all conditions- solution to be The Citrix policy "Server Idle Timer interval". Practically it means that regardless of which client device or way of connecting remotely or internally, any Citrix session where no input has been detected for X minutes will be disconnected (but remains available for instant reconnecting after for instance a lunch break)

2. (essential) The Netscaler Gateway session (= the "validity lifetime" of your icons) . This is essentially the period of time during which clicking the icon of your published application/desktop will reconnect to an existing HDX session or start a new HDX session before the icon becomes considered 'expired' and immediately returns a re-authentication prompt instead. This timer value is set and defined in the Netscaler Gateway "Global Settings" section under the "Client Experience" tab in the "Session Time-out" field. By setting it there it will apply to all scenario's and sessions coming in through Netscaler gateway. In other words all external connections where the risk is largest and control least. Internal connections go directly to the storefront server and come from internal computers that are subject to policies where we have full control over these timers so they are out of scope for this case.

Note that besides defining this timer at the "global settings" level you could consider instead defining it in the specific equivalent session profiles in case you want this restriction to only apply to specific scenario's such as for instance connections coming from workspace/receiver apps (but not from logons through website).

Note also that there is a random extra timer automatically being added to the timer you define of up to a few minutes due to internal gateway working in mysterious ways. This is a big caveat and set me on the wrong foot causing me to wrongfully conclude and dismiss this field as not-working-properly during my initial testings. For instance if you define 1 minute and start testing by clicking the icon again after you timing 60 seconds on your chronometer you will see your setting does not take effect (yet) and reconnect still happens immediately without re-authentication. However if you define 1 minute and wait 180 seconds on your chronometer you will always get the authentication prompt as it should. So add 2 minutes at least when testing.

3. (optional) The Storefront "Receiver for website" session. (= the "validity lifetime" of the website you are logging on to). This is essentially what causes the logged on website to redirect itself to an empty page with the words "Your session has timed out due to invactivity" or "you have been logged off...". I consider this option partial or incomplete because: As opposed to the previous option this one only applies to websites that people log on to, not to any of all the workspace/receiver apps scenario's out there. More specific this option even only applies to a single exact storefront website you set it for while typically multiple will be needed in order to handle all scenario's. I consider this optional since even when you define this value up to infinity (or not at all which means default = 20 minutes), the previous defined parameter The Netscaler Gateway session Time-out defined above here will already be sufficient and complete in order to make sure that people clicking the visible icons will have to re-authenticate again.

So using nr 1 and 2 alone I was able to enforce that -regardless of which device or connection or scenario- people are always enforced to (re)authenticate after X minutes. This is handy in scenario's where for instance careless employees get their chromebook stolen from the car while a chromebook typically allows the 'lucky finder' to immediately reconnect to and take over an existing Citrix session because of default Chromebook behaviour. I'm sure you can think of many other possible scenario's that will be considered a 'potential security leak' by your company policy. Screenshots below. Feel free to leave a comment or vote up if you find this solution useful.

What I did come up with though is in the Session Profile for Full Workspace/Receiver there is a setting in the Network Configuration tab --> Advanced Settings for "Forced Timeout". This however will time out the session (at least in previous testing, it may have changed in newer releases...) at that specific number of minutes, regardless of activity.

I had tried those already in fact. The new ones apply to the "Netscaler gateway plugin" which is not the same so doesn't apply here. 3 tabs further you have the general "session timeout" timers. I had already tried all of those to no avail before posting here.

I'm going nuts on this little thing that seems so simple yet I cannot get it to work. I do see however that if I wait long enough (or is it just random ??), a re-authentication pop-up does in fact appear (for instance when waiting roughly 40min) but definitely not in accordance with the Storefront timers I have set. Perhaps the workspace for windows app has a built-in timer (for instance default 20min) that cannot be effected through Netscaler Gateway + Storefront (only through internal policies) in any way.

Thanks for doing all the research and testing. Your finding are what I found as well, with the additional information about the "random extra timer" that I didn't know about. The biggest issue we have with the setting though is that number 2 is not an idle timer, but a hard timeout. It doesn't matter if the user clicks an icon during the time, they will be force to re-authenticate at X minutes. There is no "inactivity" timer. It is better than nothing.

You are right. It is indeed a hard timer. The "after X minutes idle" timer should have been the option just below it or at least I guess, because I tested that one rigorously as well but I every time I tested -no matter how long I waited- the icons would simply immediately reconnect. In other words this field does not seem to affect anything at all.

That being said a hard timeout is fine for the Netscaler gateway session since it's only a 1-time-hurdle-to-pass while the actual Citrix HDX session itself can have many periods of user inactivity so there we do need an idle timer that resets itself when the user continues. Luckily that specific policy provides just that.

In a post-Groovy world, what options do we have to create a routine based on a regular sub-day timer? For example, run a vent fan once an hour for 10 min. I have seen anything in the stock ST app. Does anyone have an edge timer driver for creating these triggers?

Any idea how to use this idea for two garage doors ? Ie. If either garage is open for x time, send reminder every x minutes? I could duplicate the routine but I think that will result in two independent reminders. I want one reminder every 30 mins regardless of it one or both garage doors are open. Is this possible? Thanks.

A routine that says:

IF door A or door B is open for more than x minutes turns On a virtual reminder switch and turns Off after y minutes + sends a notification.

Another routine that says:

IF switch Virtual reminder is Off THEN turn on switch virtual reminder and turn it off after y minutes + send a notification

Strange since the routines have the little home icon indicating they happen locally. Also the issue was a short power outage of 3 seconds. After that power/internet was fine after all equipment was up (maybe 3 minutes). But routine would not kick in.

I will check the motion sensor

I am using this approach for my dynamic timer. From the input_number in minutes, convert it to seconds and using the timestamp expression to convert it to the duration time format. See if you can use the same approach to get yours to work.

But for instance, if the problem is one singular query that takes too long, then the issue cannot really be avoided. If the problem is you want it to Exit in between certain running portions of your function, just place a timer / Exit clause into the function where it might hang and the timer "passes 2 minutes".

What I'm also trying to add is labels for the number of whole days left and number of hours/minutes/seconds left in the current day (i.e. never more than 23/59/59) Here's what I've done at the minute but it obviously shows the values for the whole countdown. Hoping someone can help me work out the correct logic here. 2351a5e196