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Hello,
This issue looks like the closed issue "Empty/Blank passwords don't seem to work. #18".
If we use certificate as authentication mechnanism, properties user and password (ibm.mq.user /ibm.mq.password) must be set to null in properties file. If these properties are not declared in prop file, they are setup with dummy values(admin/passw0rd) which overwrite the certif authentication mechanism.
This behavior should be at least described in the documentation(if it is the expected behavior).
From my side, I have lost many time because in properties file, I have commented these 2 properties instead of define at null...:(
Thnaks
Regards
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The README already mentions these properties to avoid password checking:
These attributes can be set to an empty value, to use the local OS userid automatically with no authentication (if the queue manager has been set up to allow that).
but I'll see if there's a reasonable way to further highlight it
Hello,
This issue looks like the closed issue "Empty/Blank passwords don't seem to work. #18".
If we use certificate as authentication mechnanism, properties user and password (ibm.mq.user /ibm.mq.password) must be set to null in properties file. If these properties are not declared in prop file, they are setup with dummy values(admin/passw0rd) which overwrite the certif authentication mechanism.
This behavior should be at least described in the documentation(if it is the expected behavior).
From my side, I have lost many time because in properties file, I have commented these 2 properties instead of define at null...:(
Thnaks
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: