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When cluster origin code was added, a server may send LS+ with an origin cluster name in the protocol. Parsing code from a ROUTER connection was adjusted to understand this LS+ protocol. However, the server was also sending an LS- with origin but the parsing code was not able to understand that. When the unsub was for a queue subscription, this would cause the parser to error out and close the route connection. This PR sends an LS- without the origin in this case (so that tracing makes sense in term of LS+/LS- sent to a route). The receiving side then traces appropriate LS- but processes as a normal RS-. Resolves #1751 Signed-off-by: Ivan Kozlovic <ivan@synadia.com>
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