Wednesday 15 May 2013

node.js - passport's req.isAuthenticated always returning false, even when I hardcode done(null, true) -


I am trying to work my passport local strategy.

I've got this middleware set up:

  passport.use (new local credentials (function (username, password, done) {// returned (blank, user ); If (user name == 'ben' & password == 'benny') {console.log ("password is correct"); returned (empty, correct);} returned refund (empty, false , {Message: "wrong login"});}));  

But then here in the

  app. Usage ('/ admin', adminIsLoggedIn, admin); Function adminIsLoggedIn (req, res, next) {// If the user is authenticated in the session, then continue (req.isAuthenticated ()) back to the next (); // if they do not redirect them to the home page res.redirect ('/'); }  

It always fails and redirects to the home page.

I do not understand why this is happening? Why would not it be certified?

In my console, I can see that this password is correct printing why would not it work?

I had a similar problem. Due to the required express-session middleware for passport, it may have been fixed using the following moderators: (Express 4)

  var session = Required ('Express-session') ; // Passport Session is required for app.use (session ({secret: 'secrettexture', saved: updated: true, revert truth, // using store session on MongodiBi using Exchange session: new mongostore ( {Url: config} UrlMongo, archive: 'session'}}})); // Init Passport Authentication App Usage (passport.in initialize ()); // Continuous login session. Usage (Passport Session ());  

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