Re: Re: ActiveMQ - low-level access control and rejecting connections

2020-09-08 Thread Justin Bertram
It seems a bit naive of a customer to expect the broker to not rely upon or leverage features of the operating system, but I digress. Are you tied to ActiveMQ 5.x or could you also use ActiveMQ Artemis? Artemis already has a timeout which will disconnect clients that don't send any data for a prot

Re: Re: ActiveMQ - low-level access control and rejecting connections

2020-09-08 Thread Martin Lichtin
In theory, yes, an iptables or firewalld approach would work. But certain customers doing pen-testing require the solution to be self-sufficient, so I'll need this kind of access control as part of the listen-accept logic of the ActiveMQ broker. - Martin On 02.09.2020 18:14, Justin Bertram wro

Re: Re: ActiveMQ - low-level access control and rejecting connections

2020-09-02 Thread Martin Lichtin
Yes. 5.15.13. It may be an issue with the SSL connector only. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-8030 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-8031 - Martin On 31.08.2020 06:08, Jean-Baptiste Onofre wrote: Hi, I guess you are talking about TCP/OpenWire transport connector. Which Acti