Hi all,
more precision.
For there is a bug when we use my configuration.
I used the latest activeMq 5.15.2
I put my netbeans in debug mode.
Inside the JaasCertificateAuthenticationBroker class, on addConnection the
info.getTransportContext() return null, will a X509Certificate[] is
expected. I a
Hi Tim,
I have more explanation but not the solution!!!
I found this bug:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ENTMQ-1154
it's the same behavior for my point.
I use (for my test) only activemq 5.15.1 (the latest 5.15.2 zip file is
corrupt!) in standalone (without Karaf)
I reproduce the issue!
I use q
You right I try to have cert-based authentication for AMQP and password-based
authentication for OpenWire
Here my logs (DEBUG) just before a connection
I would like to clarify that without the plugin jaasAuthenticationPlugin,
it's works for a ssl connection.
Like, if I put the pulgin, the sslconte
So are you trying to have cert-based authentication for AMQP and
password-based authentication for OpenWire? Or are you trying to have
cert-based
authentication for AMQP and no authentication for OpenWire?
Also, can you please post the error messages you get both with and without
the plugin enable
Hi all,
Anybody have an idea?
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Thx Tim,
So
1. I follow this link
http://docs.huihoo.com/fuse/esb/4.4/amq_security/Auth-JAAS-DualAuthentPlugin.html
perhaps I am wrong???
2. To add precision, I run karaf 3.0.7, and inside activemq 5.12.3.
My goal is perhaps stupid, having a openwire without ssl (because wait only
on localhost),
1. You referenced a forum post that told you how to do JAAS in this case;
can you please provide a link?
2. If you run a standalone broker without the JAAS plugin, do both
protocols work? How about if you configure the standalone broker to use
JAAS directly rather than through Karaf? This sounds
