Follow-up to #122. The mesh's broker certificate is the operator's, kept outside any module and mounted read-only by whatever serves the bus; the controller declares that access and now so does nats, the same way. A mount nothing declares is refused at registration (ADR 0030), which is how this was found. The access to the old, never-filled certificate directory is dropped with it.
Follow-up to #122. The mesh's broker certificate is the operator's, kept outside any module and mounted read-only by whatever serves the bus; the controller declares that access and now so does nats, the same way. A mount nothing declares is refused at registration (ADR 0030), which is how this was found. The access to the old, never-filled certificate directory is dropped with it.
The mesh's broker certificate is the operator's, kept outside any module and
mounted read-only by whatever serves the bus; the controller declares that
access and now so does nats, the same way. A mount nothing declares is refused
at registration (ADR 0030), which is how this was found.
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Follow-up to #122. The mesh's broker certificate is the operator's, kept outside any module and mounted read-only by whatever serves the bus; the controller declares that access and now so does nats, the same way. A mount nothing declares is refused at registration (ADR 0030), which is how this was found. The access to the old, never-filled certificate directory is dropped with it.