Two refusals the first live connections met. A user in the MESH account was told "JetStream not enabled for account" the first time it bound a consumer: with accounts defined, JetStream is enabled per account, not only globally — the account's setting, which the mesh owns, not the server's block, which it does not (the users-only test now says exactly that). And the control plane's client used a random inbox prefix where it is granted exactly _INBOX.<its user>.>, so the server's first answer could not reach it. The prefix now follows from the user in the URL, for every principal that dials that way.
Two refusals the first live connections met. A user in the MESH account was told "JetStream not enabled for account" the first time it bound a consumer: with accounts defined, JetStream is enabled per account, not only globally — the account's setting, which the mesh owns, not the server's block, which it does not (the users-only test now says exactly that). And the control plane's client used a random inbox prefix where it is granted exactly `_INBOX.<its user>.>`, so the server's first answer could not reach it. The prefix now follows from the user in the URL, for every principal that dials that way.
Two refusals the first live connections met. A user in the MESH account was told
"JetStream not enabled for account" the first time it bound a consumer: with
accounts defined, JetStream is enabled per account, not only globally — the
account's setting, which the mesh owns, not the server's block, which it does not.
And the control plane's client used a random inbox prefix where it is granted
exactly _INBOX.<its user>.>, so the server's first answer could not reach it. The
prefix now follows from the user in the URL, for every principal that dials so.
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Two refusals the first live connections met. A user in the MESH account was told "JetStream not enabled for account" the first time it bound a consumer: with accounts defined, JetStream is enabled per account, not only globally — the account's setting, which the mesh owns, not the server's block, which it does not (the users-only test now says exactly that). And the control plane's client used a random inbox prefix where it is granted exactly
_INBOX.<its user>.>, so the server's first answer could not reach it. The prefix now follows from the user in the URL, for every principal that dials that way.