Two things the first machine to dial the new bus was refused for. The mesh names a machine's bus user node.<name>; the host dialled with the bare name ("authentication error - User"). And the mesh grants a machine exactly its own inbox prefix; the client used the default one and was refused a subscription to it. Both fixed; the host now uses the same strings the user list was composed with. Pairs with mesh-controller#102.
Two things the first machine to dial the new bus was refused for. The mesh names a machine's bus user `node.<name>`; the host dialled with the bare name ("authentication error - User"). And the mesh grants a machine exactly its own inbox prefix; the client used the default one and was refused a subscription to it. Both fixed; the host now uses the same strings the user list was composed with. Pairs with mesh-controller#102.
The mesh names a machine's bus user node.<name>; the host dialled with the bare
name and every machine was refused the first time it reached the server:
"authentication error - User". Same string as the composed user list, or nothing
connects.
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Two things the first machine to dial the new bus was refused for. The mesh names a machine's bus user
node.<name>; the host dialled with the bare name ("authentication error - User"). And the mesh grants a machine exactly its own inbox prefix; the client used the default one and was refused a subscription to it. Both fixed; the host now uses the same strings the user list was composed with. Pairs with mesh-controller#102.