Missing adUser property in the user object

[Thomas Briand]

Hi first of all thank you for this module, the documentation and examples has helped me a lot.

Describe the bug
The issue I have is when using the sso.auth() middleware, the req.sso object doesn't contain the adUser object anymore. We plan to use the userPrincipalName property to link it with application user. I notice this object was there previously by running the react example, but in the latest versions it is not present
Is this removal was intentional and if so is there a possibility to get access to this object again?

To Reproduce

Run the react example from https://github.com/jlguenego/react-sso-example, or install the version 0.1.3. This would have the adUser property. While running one of the latest version (0.1.4x) this property is not there anymore.

The code for the middleware :

  app.get('/api/auth/authenticated', sso.auth(), async (req, res) => {
    if (!req.sso) {
      return res.status(401).end();
    }
    return res.json({
      sso: req.sso
    });
  });

Environment version:

• OS: Windows 10 Pro version 1903 x64
• Browser version: Chrome / Edge
• Node version and architecture: 12.18.2 64bits

Please indicates also:

• Are you on a Windows domain ? yes
• Can you reach the domain controller ? yes
• Do your session have admin privileges ? no
• Which authentication protocol ? NTLM for now, Kerberos later
• Active Directory, or local window policies that could impact the authentication.

[Jean-Louis GUENEGO]

Please first upgrade to latest version. 0.1.45 and check again the whole req.sso object.
Note that if you are on a domain, but the domain controller cannot be reached, the server will not be able to get the adUser object.

[Thomas Briand]

Thanks for the quick reply.

My issue is that I have the adUSer object using the version 0.1.3, but when using 0.1.45 version it is not there anymore.
As I have this object using the older version I assume the domain controller can be reached, so I don't figure out why I don't have it with the latest version.
How can I verify that I actually reach the domain controller?