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Session file store is a provision for storing session data in the session file
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a post message to the /users/signup end and this error occurs every time. Here is my code from server.js
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 21:36Try make the request to http:// instead of https://
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I'm banging my head, because it has to be something stupid I'm doing wrong here. Maybe someone can see the mistake i'm making. I have a procfile with web: node dist/index.js but heroku always looks at /app/dist/index.js and can't find it (because it's not there). Thank you very much
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Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 08:37Did you try path "node index.js" instead of "node dist/index.js"?
Or you could try running a one-off copy of your dyno to have it list the directory contents. This would allow you to check if your file is where you'd expect it to be. Here is more information.
heroku run 'ls -al'
Check the path for index.js. You may find that your index.js file is not where you expect it to be. Perhaps it's not checked into git?
UPD: Maybe you'll find solution in this article, "Express with server side building" part:
- Run
npm install express --save. - Create a new file in root folder called server.js.
- Create another file in root called Procfile.
- Open package.json and add to scripts heroku-prebuild and heroku-postbuild.
- Still in package.json add "node" to engines.
- Run
git rm package-lock.json. - Then run
git rm yarn.lock. - Finally,
heroku config:set NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION=false. This step is required, so Heroku will download dev dependencies to perform build.
QUESTION
This express application uses passport to authenticate with azure. When a user authenticates, the user data is saved to an in-memory store, which then gets written to a session store.
When the express application re-starts, it loads the previously saved user data from the session store. However, passport does not recognize previously authenticated users and it requires them to re-authenticate. This is a problem, because the app is still in development and requires frequent re-starts.
I want the application to recognize previously authenticated users after the application restarts.
UPDATE: After some more research, I see the sessions are managed by the express-session package. I have added the session-file-store package to the code and configured it to save sessions. The sessions still do not persist.
This application began from this ms graph tutorial. It serializes and deserializes user data into a memory store and I added code to persist the data. But there is a disconnect between the stored user data and the session key stored in the browser.
The application stores the users by using their oid as the key, like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 19:29Changes below should help, since i'm not sure about the "sessionStore", I made it in-memory, once you restart application, users list will erase and signup again.
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Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 21:43The problem was that I was using the session option saveUninitialized. This was causing a huge buildup of useless session files, which are processed hourly in some way.
I solved the problem by setting saveUninitialized to false.
QUESTION
The code below give out error on starting the server. The code is from a course on coursera based on ndejs, express and mongodb. I have tried to rectify the error and even copy the code given in the course but neither worked. The error that the terminal shows is in the index.js of passport-local-mongoose module making me believe that there is something that I did wrong while its implementation. Kindly help me solve this.
On starting the server it prints,
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Answered 2020-Jun-12 at 21:36Replace this line in authenticate.js file
QUESTION
I am using React, and Nextjs with a Express back-end running on port 3001.
I am trying to get my sign up page to post the info to the database, but I am getting a set of errors
EDIT - FIXED CORS ISSUE, Still having issues posting to DB
EDIT - THIS IS THE NEW ERROR:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 23:07cors is a factory function which when called returns the Express middleware function which sets the required CORS headers which allow incoming cross origin requests.
QUESTION
In a tutorial I saw a code like this:
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Answered 2020-Jan-29 at 09:37It is the same. require is a normal function, which returns a value. So, if that value is also a function, you can immediately call it, or use one of its properties if it is an object.
However, in the second case, require('mongoose')(Schema) will cause two errors:
- Here
requirereturns an object, not a function, so you can't invoke it. - You are using the variable
Schemawhich has not been defined yet, and passing it as an argument to a function.
In the second case, the right way to put it in a single line is var Schema = require('mongoose').Schema;
And in the first case, I think that the correct way is var FileStore = sessionFileStore(session); I assume here session is a global variable, or has been defined previously.
QUESTION
I'm new to graphql, i was trying to make an authentication system with session files. Here's my code :
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Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 10:19Ok, i figured it out, i just had to replace this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use express-session in nodejs express but I can't set or get sessions. I get "Property 'session' does not exist on type 'Request'" when I'm trying to build.
I tried to change the order of the codes but nothing works
node version : v10.15.3
visual studio : 2017
my dependencies
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Answered 2019-Sep-28 at 07:30there was no @types/express-session in my dependencies/devDependencies . npm install --save @types/express-session did the job . there is no error now
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I'm deploying my nodejs project on a website and the problem is that when we set it up on cpanel a run it shows 404 error when trying to access index route all other routes are ok and without any problem. I'm running it using "npm start" and port is 3005 and when I access it through the website ip and port it seems to be no problem at all but when I access it with website domain it shows 404 error on index route also on localhost everything is working fine
app.js
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Answered 2019-Jul-08 at 14:46it seems to be a problem with DirectoryIndex that it is looking for an index.php file in the directory of the nodejs for app.use("/"). thanks to this question my problem is solved htaccess-routing-to-node-app
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