Пример #1
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  private void setup(boolean addShutdownHook, Settings settings, Environment environment)
      throws Exception {
    initializeNatives(
        environment.tmpFile(),
        BootstrapSettings.MLOCKALL_SETTING.get(settings),
        BootstrapSettings.SECCOMP_SETTING.get(settings),
        BootstrapSettings.CTRLHANDLER_SETTING.get(settings));

    // initialize probes before the security manager is installed
    initializeProbes();

    if (addShutdownHook) {
      Runtime.getRuntime()
          .addShutdownHook(
              new Thread() {
                @Override
                public void run() {
                  try {
                    IOUtils.close(node);
                  } catch (IOException ex) {
                    throw new ElasticsearchException("failed to stop node", ex);
                  }
                }
              });
    }

    // look for jar hell
    JarHell.checkJarHell();

    // install SM after natives, shutdown hooks, etc.
    Security.configure(
        environment, BootstrapSettings.SECURITY_FILTER_BAD_DEFAULTS_SETTING.get(settings));

    // We do not need to reload system properties here as we have already applied them in building
    // the settings and
    // reloading could cause multiple prompts to the user for values if a system property was
    // specified with a prompt
    // placeholder
    Settings nodeSettings =
        Settings.settingsBuilder()
            .put(settings)
            .put(InternalSettingsPreparer.IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROPERTIES_SETTING.getKey(), true)
            .build();

    node = new Node(nodeSettings);
  }
  static {
    // just like bootstrap, initialize natives, then SM
    Bootstrap.initializeNatives(true, true);

    // initialize probes
    Bootstrap.initializeProbes();

    // check for jar hell
    try {
      JarHell.checkJarHell();
    } catch (Exception e) {
      if (Boolean.parseBoolean(System.getProperty("tests.maven"))) {
        throw new RuntimeException("found jar hell in test classpath", e);
      } else {
        Loggers.getLogger(BootstrapForTesting.class)
            .warn(
                "Your ide or custom test runner has jar hell issues, "
                    + "you might want to look into that",
                e);
      }
    }

    // make sure java.io.tmpdir exists always (in case code uses it in a static initializer)
    Path javaTmpDir =
        PathUtils.get(
            Objects.requireNonNull(
                System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"), "please set ${java.io.tmpdir} in pom.xml"));
    try {
      Security.ensureDirectoryExists(javaTmpDir);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException("unable to create test temp directory", e);
    }

    // install security manager if requested
    if (systemPropertyAsBoolean("tests.security.manager", true)) {
      try {
        Security.setCodebaseProperties();
        // if its an insecure plugin, its not easy to simulate here, since we don't have a real
        // plugin install.
        // we just do our best so unit testing can work. integration tests for such plugins are
        // essential.
        String artifact = System.getProperty("tests.artifact");
        String insecurePluginProp = Security.INSECURE_PLUGINS.get(artifact);
        if (insecurePluginProp != null) {
          System.setProperty(insecurePluginProp, "file:/-");
        }
        // initialize paths the same exact way as bootstrap.
        Permissions perms = new Permissions();
        // add permissions to everything in classpath
        for (URL url : JarHell.parseClassPath()) {
          Path path = PathUtils.get(url.toURI());
          // resource itself
          perms.add(new FilePermission(path.toString(), "read,readlink"));
          // classes underneath
          perms.add(
              new FilePermission(
                  path.toString() + path.getFileSystem().getSeparator() + "-", "read,readlink"));

          // crazy jython...
          String filename = path.getFileName().toString();
          if (filename.contains("jython") && filename.endsWith(".jar")) {
            // just enough so it won't fail when it does not exist
            perms.add(new FilePermission(path.getParent().toString(), "read,readlink"));
            perms.add(
                new FilePermission(path.getParent().resolve("Lib").toString(), "read,readlink"));
          }
        }
        // java.io.tmpdir
        Security.addPath(perms, "java.io.tmpdir", javaTmpDir, "read,readlink,write,delete");
        // custom test config file
        if (Strings.hasLength(System.getProperty("tests.config"))) {
          perms.add(new FilePermission(System.getProperty("tests.config"), "read,readlink"));
        }
        // jacoco coverage output file
        if (Boolean.getBoolean("tests.coverage")) {
          Path coverageDir = PathUtils.get(System.getProperty("tests.coverage.dir"));
          perms.add(
              new FilePermission(coverageDir.resolve("jacoco.exec").toString(), "read,write"));
          // in case we get fancy and use the -integration goals later:
          perms.add(
              new FilePermission(coverageDir.resolve("jacoco-it.exec").toString(), "read,write"));
        }
        Policy.setPolicy(new ESPolicy(perms));
        System.setSecurityManager(new TestSecurityManager());
        Security.selfTest();

        if (insecurePluginProp != null) {
          // initialize the plugin class, in case it has one-time hacks (unit tests often won't do
          // this)
          String clazz = System.getProperty("tests.plugin.classname");
          if (clazz == null) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(
                "plugin classname is needed for insecure plugin unit tests");
          }
          Class.forName(clazz);
        }
      } catch (Exception e) {
        throw new RuntimeException("unable to install test security manager", e);
      }
    }
  }