In line 66 of cpp/src/qpid/broker/SemanticState.cpp, the user-id for the
connection is extracted and filtered such that the "@domain" portion is
removed. Why is this done? Isn't the domain a key part of a user-id?
The reason this is a problem is that when using GSSAPI, the client
doesn't know the user id and needs to get it from the SASL security
context. When it does, the name includes the domain. If it then puts
this user-id into the message-properties, the message is rejected
because it doesn't match the filtered name that the broker is comparing to.
It seems like the wrong thing to do to remove the domain portion in the
message-properties.
Is there a good reason that this needs to work this way?
Thanks,
-Ted
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