What am I doing wrong (ErrorException on incorrect password) about adldap2-laravel HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @gunnk, if your application is in debug mode (in your .env file check APP_DEBUG=true), then LDAP errors will be shown by default. You can catch the exception:

// Authenticating
try {
    if (Adldap::authenticate($username, $password)) {
       echo "Passed!<br>";
    } else {
       echo "Failed!<br>";
    }
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    // Binding exception
}

Or you can hide the errors using Adldap::getConnection()->supressErrors();.

I realize right now that this is inconsistent behavior and ugly when having your application in debug mode, however this has already been overhauled and removed in the upcoming v6 version.

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Oh, wow... thanks Steve! It would never have dawned on me that debug mode was the culprit. I'll use suppressErrors() and get on with my work!

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No problem at all! If you have any more questions or issues please create one and I'll respond as soon as possible.

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