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Dag H. Wanvik updated DERBY-5492:
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Description:
It turns out that the file owner does not necessarily get an explicit AclEntry;
this depends on whether the created file has sufficient permissions already
through, say, a permission for everybody to write. The present logic removes
all AclEntries except those granted to the file's owner, erroneously presuming
there would be such an entry always. This led to all AclEntries being removed.
This error is seen in Oracle's nightly regressions for Windows, but did not
reproduced when running manually on Windows. This was due to different default
inherited permissions on the directories in which the regression tests were run.
was:
It turns out that the file owner does not necessarily get an explicit AclEntry;
this depends on whether the created file has sufficient permissions already
through, say, a permission for everybody to write. The present logic removes
all AclEntries except those granted to the file's owner, erroneously presuming
there would be such an entry always. This led to all AclEntries being removed.
> Restrictive file permissions: permissions removed also for owner on NTFS if
> Acl does not contain explicit entry for owner
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> Key: DERBY-5492
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5492
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Store
> Affects Versions: 10.9.0.0
> Reporter: Dag H. Wanvik
> Attachments: derby-5492-1.diff, derby-5492-1.stat
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> It turns out that the file owner does not necessarily get an explicit
> AclEntry; this depends on whether the created file has sufficient permissions
> already through, say, a permission for everybody to write. The present logic
> removes all AclEntries except those granted to the file's owner, erroneously
> presuming there would be such an entry always. This led to all AclEntries
> being removed.
> This error is seen in Oracle's nightly regressions for Windows, but did not
> reproduced when running manually on Windows. This was due to different
> default inherited permissions on the directories in which the regression
> tests were run.
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