> I am trying to use the AdminClient example sent with SwiftMQ 1.2.
>
> However, when I connect I get
> javax.jms.JMSSecurityException: sender subscription to queue
> 'swiftmqmgmt@router1' is not granted for user: anonymous
> which seems to be coming from the cli = new CLI(connection); call.
>
> I have however specified the admin username and password in the
> PROVIDER_URL, and in fact if I change it to a wrong username is does
> give me
> "unknown user"
>
> If I disable authentication on the router I can then connect.
>
> Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
You don't have to specify a username/password in the provider URL.
Anonymous connect should work. When you create a queue connection for
administration and authentication is on, the user you specify must have
the above grant on 'swiftmqmgmt@router1'. You can do this by putting it
in the group of the user (see Authentication Swiftlet config). The grant
is already specified for group 'admin' which has a user named 'admin'.
When authentication is turned off, every user has all grants.
> Thanks for an excellent product!
Thank you.
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