/**
* Tests backward compatibility. Configuration can be either set with old param dfs.umask that
* takes decimal umasks or dfs.umaskmode that takes symbolic or octal umask.
*/
public void testBackwardCompatibility() {
// Test 1 - old configuration key with decimal
// umask value should be handled when set using
// FSPermission.setUMask() API
FsPermission perm = new FsPermission((short) 18);
Configuration conf = new Configuration();
FsPermission.setUMask(conf, perm);
assertEquals(18, FsPermission.getUMask(conf).toShort());
// Test 2 - old configuration key set with decimal
// umask value should be handled
perm = new FsPermission((short) 18);
conf = new Configuration();
conf.set(FsPermission.DEPRECATED_UMASK_LABEL, "18");
assertEquals(18, FsPermission.getUMask(conf).toShort());
// Test 3 - old configuration key overrides the new one
conf = new Configuration();
conf.set(FsPermission.DEPRECATED_UMASK_LABEL, "18");
conf.set(FsPermission.UMASK_LABEL, "000");
assertEquals(18, FsPermission.getUMask(conf).toShort());
// Test 4 - new configuration key is handled
conf = new Configuration();
conf.set(FsPermission.UMASK_LABEL, "022");
assertEquals(18, FsPermission.getUMask(conf).toShort());
}
/**
* {@link HadoopFile} implementation for the HDFS protocol.
*
* @author Maxence Bernard
*/
public class HDFSFile extends HadoopFile {
// TODO: allow a custom group to be set (see TODO below)
// /** Name of the property holding the file's group */
// public static final String GROUP_PROPERTY_NAME = "group";
/** Default username */
private static String DEFAULT_USERNAME;
/** Default group */
private static String DEFAULT_GROUP;
/** Default file permissions */
private static final FilePermissions DEFAULT_PERMISSIONS =
new SimpleFilePermissions(
FsPermission.getDefault()
.applyUMask(FsPermission.getUMask(DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION))
.toShort()
& PermissionBits.FULL_PERMISSION_INT);
static {
try {
UnixUserGroupInformation ugi = UnixUserGroupInformation.login(DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION);
DEFAULT_USERNAME = ugi.getUserName();
// Do not use default groups, as these are pretty much useless
} catch (Exception e) {
// Should never happen but default to a reasonable value if it does
DEFAULT_USERNAME = System.getProperty("user.name");
}
DEFAULT_GROUP = DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION.get("dfs.permissions.supergroup", "supergroup");
}
protected HDFSFile(FileURL url) throws IOException {
super(url);
}
protected HDFSFile(FileURL url, FileSystem fs, FileStatus fileStatus) throws IOException {
super(url, fs, fileStatus);
}
public static String getDefaultUsername() {
return DEFAULT_USERNAME;
}
public static String getDefaultGroup() {
return DEFAULT_GROUP;
}
private static String getUsername(FileURL url) {
Credentials credentials = url.getCredentials();
String username;
if (credentials == null || (username = credentials.getLogin()).equals(""))
username = getDefaultUsername();
return username;
}
private static String getGroup(FileURL url) {
// // Import the group from the URL's 'group' property, if set
// String group = url.getProperty(GROUP_PROPERTY_NAME);
// if(group==null || group.equals(""))
// group = getDefaultGroup();
//
// return group;
return getDefaultGroup();
}
///////////////////////////////
// HadoopFile implementation //
///////////////////////////////
@Override
protected FileSystem getHadoopFileSystem(FileURL url) throws IOException {
// Note: getRealm returns a fresh instance every time
FileURL realm = url.getRealm();
Configuration conf = new Configuration();
// Import the user from the URL's authority, if set
// TODO: for some reason, setting the group has no effect: files are still created with the
// default supergroup
conf.setStrings(UnixUserGroupInformation.UGI_PROPERTY_NAME, getUsername(url), getGroup(url));
return FileSystem.get(URI.create(realm.toString(false)), conf);
}
@Override
protected void setDefaultFileAttributes(FileURL url, HadoopFileAttributes atts) {
atts.setOwner(getUsername(url));
atts.setGroup(getGroup(url));
atts.setPermissions(DEFAULT_PERMISSIONS);
}
}
