Alan Conway created DISPATCH-224:
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Summary: Default installed configuration fails without error
message.
Key: DISPATCH-224
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DISPATCH-224
Project: Qpid Dispatch
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Container
Affects Versions: 0.5
Reporter: Alan Conway
Assignee: Alan Conway
Fix For: 0.6
A simple test of a default install of dispatch in /usr/local does not work:
{code}
$ make install
$ qdrouterd&
$ qdstat -g
ConnectionException: Connection amqp://0.0.0.0:amqp/$management disconnected
{code}
The exception gives no hint why we were disconnected, and the router log file
has no entries at all regarding the disconnection. The actual cause is a SASL
rejection due to invalid configuration. There are several issues that need
fixing:
- The router log should show an error if SASL cant find/parse its config file.
- The router log should show an error if a connection is rejected for security
reasons.
- The client exception should indicate that the disconnect was caused by a
security problem.
- The router should look for SASL configuration under its install prefix since
that is where it is installed.
- The default router configuration needs to be updated to either be functional
or clearly NON functional.
Question is is what should the default configuration allow? IMO it should at
least allow you to use the tools shipped with qdrouterd to verify that it is
running and working.
The alternative is don't ship a default config at all. In that case the router
should fail to start at all with a clear message "you must configure me first,
see $prefix/share/doc/qdrouter/config-examples." We can provide a sample
"qdrouterd-insecure.conf" to get developers started quickly without forcing
them to learn SASL first. We can add other example configs for different
scenarios as we go.
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