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When authenticating using a client cert, there is no way to specify a vhost for that client #73
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Including the cluster_name. References rabbitmq/rabbitmq-mqtt#73
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When connecting with username/password, vhost is specified as part of username (vhost:username), but there is no username when authenticating with a client cert. Is there some way to tie a vhost to a user using client cert authentication?
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