Not returning 'err' to a inexistent user about passport-ldapauth HOT 3 CLOSED

Your problem description and code example do not provide anything to work with. However I'm pretty confident the problem is not in this module as errors received from ldapauth-fork will cause either a fail or an error. ldapauth-fork also returns errors returned by ldapjs. Also, I have not had problems with non-existing users.

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Sorry, for the lack of information
Here is what I was thinking:

var expect = require('chai').expect;
//...
    it("should return unauthorized with invalid credentials", function(cb) {
      request(expressapp)
        .post('/login')
        .send({username: 'valid', password: 'invvalid'})
        .expect(401)
        .end(function(err, res){
          expect(err).to.be.equal('Invalid username/password');
          cb();
        });
    });

The err returned is null instead of Invalid username/password.
Is this right ?

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Yes that is correct. As you can see the test sends a HTTP request like your web browser. It expects the Express server to respond with HTTP status 401 in case of incorrect credentials which it does. If the server would reply eg. HTTP 200 then there would be an error.

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