Closed h0jeZvgoxFepBQ2C closed 1 year ago
Arrrr!
I found the issue: it seems that the old module name (before merge into rabbitmq core) was "rabbit_auth_backend_oauth2". now it is "rabbitmq_auth_backend_oauth2" (rabbitmq instead of rabbit).
Arrr that took long to find...
It has always been rabbitmq_auth_backend_oauth2
. Anyway, glad you found the problem. :)
Describe the bug
I created a cluster and want to enable oauth2 plugin afterwards.
To Reproduce
Create a cluster without oauth2 enabled at the beginning, then connect to a rabbitmq node and run following. It lists the oauth plugin, but it cannot enable it, since the plugin is not found?
This is my final yaml
Expected behavior It should find the plugin and enable it.
Version and environment information
More context from the node
The plugin is existing in the file system?