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I'm setting up a basic username/password login for an app running ExpressJS + PassportJS for authentication. According to PassportJS documentation:

After successful authentication, Passport will establish a persistent
login session.

How exactly do you create a non-persistent session with PassportJS? After logging in to the application I would like a user's session to eventually expire so that the next time they visit the app they would be required to authenticate again.

I'm using cookie-session for this. Here are my options:

app.use(session(
 name: 'mysession',
 keys: ['key1', 'key2'],
 secret: 'secretcode12345',
 cookie: 
 secure: true,
 maxAge: 10000
 
))

According to this, the session should expire in 10 seconds after logging in. But my browser shows the cookie expiring at 1969-12-31T23:59:59.000Z which essentially means that it is persistent. So when using PassportJS session functionality, are the cookie-session options just ignored or what exactly?

node.js express session cookies passport.js

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I'm setting up a basic username/password login for an app running ExpressJS + PassportJS for authentication. According to PassportJS documentation:

After successful authentication, Passport will establish a persistent
login session.

How exactly do you create a non-persistent session with PassportJS? After logging in to the application I would like a user's session to eventually expire so that the next time they visit the app they would be required to authenticate again.

I'm using cookie-session for this. Here are my options:

app.use(session(
 name: 'mysession',
 keys: ['key1', 'key2'],
 secret: 'secretcode12345',
 cookie: 
 secure: true,
 maxAge: 10000
 
))

According to this, the session should expire in 10 seconds after logging in. But my browser shows the cookie expiring at 1969-12-31T23:59:59.000Z which essentially means that it is persistent. So when using PassportJS session functionality, are the cookie-session options just ignored or what exactly?

node.js express session cookies passport.js

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309

add a comment | 

I'm setting up a basic username/password login for an app running ExpressJS + PassportJS for authentication. According to PassportJS documentation:

After successful authentication, Passport will establish a persistent
login session.

How exactly do you create a non-persistent session with PassportJS? After logging in to the application I would like a user's session to eventually expire so that the next time they visit the app they would be required to authenticate again.

I'm using cookie-session for this. Here are my options:

app.use(session(
 name: 'mysession',
 keys: ['key1', 'key2'],
 secret: 'secretcode12345',
 cookie: 
 secure: true,
 maxAge: 10000
 
))

According to this, the session should expire in 10 seconds after logging in. But my browser shows the cookie expiring at 1969-12-31T23:59:59.000Z which essentially means that it is persistent. So when using PassportJS session functionality, are the cookie-session options just ignored or what exactly?

node.js express session cookies passport.js

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309

app.use(session(
 name: 'mysession',
 keys: ['key1', 'key2'],
 secret: 'secretcode12345',
 cookie: 
 secure: true,
 maxAge: 10000
 
))

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309

share|improve this question

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309

asked Mar 25 at 6:09

Jake WilsonJake Wilson

42.6k69200309