app.post('/register', express.BodyParser(), function (req, res){
var newu = new UserModel({});
newu.user = req.body.nuser;
newu.pass = req.body.npass;
newu.mail = req.body.nmail;
var pathu = __dirname + '/users/' + req.body.nuser;
newu.save(function (err, newu){
req.session.user = new.user;
if(err) throw err;
fs.mkdir(pathu, function (err){
if (err) throw err;
});
});
res.redirect('/home);
});
Always when the fs.mkdir is executed, I lose all the current Express' sessions, is there any way to execute fs.mkdir and keep all the Express' sessions?
Not sure how it's causing your symptoms, but this line:
req.session.user = new.user;
should likely be:
req.session.user = newu.user;
UPDATE
The root of the problem is that creating the directory is triggering nodemon to restart the app and the default in-memory session store loses all sessions when that occurs. The fix is to use a persistent session store like Redis via connect-redis.