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Prevent internal authN backend from accepting blank passwords
Passwordless users were never meant to be used this way. Since
the EXTERNAL authentication mechanism won't use this backend at all,
this is a reasonable safeguard to put in place.
[#153435857]
(cherry picked from commit bd40475)
"user '~s' attempted to log in with a blank password, which is prohibited by the internal authN backend. "
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"To use TLS/x509 certificate-based autentication, set the rabbitmq_auth_mechanism_ssl plugin and configure the client to use the EXTERNAL authentication mechanism. "
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"Alternatively change the password for the user to be non-blank.").
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%% For cases when we do not have a set of credentials,
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%% namely when x509 (TLS) certificates are used. This should only be
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%% possible when the EXTERNAL authentication mechanism is used, see
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