Kyriacos Christoudias created SOLR-11904:
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Summary: IndexFetcher Http client requests are unauthenticated
Key: SOLR-11904
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11904
Project: Solr
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public (Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
Components: Authentication, replication (java), SolrCloud
Affects Versions: 7.2
Environment: Three servers on solrcloud. One collection with 2 shards
and 3 tlog replicas on each shard.
Reporter: Kyriacos Christoudias
Whenever the IndexFetcher class is called for recovery or replication the HTTP
requests are unauthenticated resulting in 401 errors. I checked the source code
and before creating a new HTTP client in IndexFetcher it tries to get http auth
user/password from initArgs but those properties are always null, event if I
set them in the replication handler (under the slave tag).
{{ {color:#008000}<lst{color}
{color:#7d9029}name={color}{color:#ba2121}"slave"{color}{color:#008000}>{color}}}
{{ {color:#008000}<str{color}
{color:#7d9029}name={color}{color:#ba2121}"httpBasicAuthUser"{color}{color:#008000}>{color}username{color:#008000}</str>{color}
}}
{{{color:#008000}<str{color}
{color:#7d9029}name={color}{color:#ba2121}"httpBasicAuthPassword"{color}{color:#008000}>{color}password{color:#008000}</str>{color}
}}
{{{color:#008000}</lst>{color}}}
I downloaded the solr source code and entered the username and password
hardcoded, compiled the jar and everything was working fine. Before this I used
the logger to check the httpBasicAuthUser/httpBasicAuthPassword and whenever
IndexFetcher was called for recovery or replication these fields were null.
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