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Qiang Zhang updated RANGER-1373:
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Description:
Test steps
1. Using following configuration to install the Ranger UserSync Process in
install.properties.
unix_user=usersync
unix_group=usersync
2. Running updatepolicymgrpassword.sh. or updatepolicymgrpassword.py to update
policy mgr password.
The cause of the error is as follows:
The linux user processing logic of the installer for the Ranger UserSync
Process and updatepolicymgrpassword.sh is inconsistent. The installer for the
Ranger UserSync Process use configuration parameters to create linux user.
However updatepolicymgrpassword.sh and updatepolicymgrpassword.py use hard code
get linux user. In above test steps the usersync user and usersync group was
created when installing the Ranger UserSync Process. ranger user and ranger
group don't exist. In chown ${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname
"${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"` the updatepolicymgrpassword.sh used ranger
user and ranger group. The updatepolicymgrpassword.sh code is as following:
unix_user=ranger
unix_group=ranger
chown ${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname "${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"`.
The installer for the Ranger UserSync Process code is as following:
unix_user = globalDict['unix_user']
ownerName = mergeProps[unixUserProp]
groupName = mergeProps[unixGroupProp]
ownerId = createUser(ownerName, groupName)
We should also get linux user and group from configuration file in
updatepolicymgrpassword.sh and updatepolicymgrpassword.py.
was:
Test steps
1. Using following configuration to install the Ranger UserSync Process in
install.properties.
unix_user=usersync
unix_group=usersync
2. Running updatepolicymgrpassword.sh. to update policy mgr password.
The cause of the error is as follows:
The linux user processing logic of the installer for the Ranger UserSync
Process and updatepolicymgrpassword.sh is inconsistent. The installer for the
Ranger UserSync Process use configuration parameters to create linux user.
However updatepolicymgrpassword.sh use hard code get linux user. In above test
steps the usersync user and usersync group was created when installing the
Ranger UserSync Process. ranger user and ranger group don't exist. In chown
${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname "${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"` the
updatepolicymgrpassword.sh used ranger user and ranger group. The
updatepolicymgrpassword.sh code is as following:
unix_user=ranger
unix_group=ranger
chown ${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname "${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"`.
The installer for the Ranger UserSync Process code is as following:
unix_user = globalDict['unix_user']
ownerName = mergeProps[unixUserProp]
groupName = mergeProps[unixGroupProp]
ownerId = createUser(ownerName, groupName)
We should also get linux user and group from configuration file in
updatepolicymgrpassword.sh.
> The "chown: invalid user: ‘ranger:ranger’" would appear when I run
> updatepolicymgrpassword.sh. to update policy mgr password.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: RANGER-1373
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-1373
> Project: Ranger
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: usersync
> Affects Versions: 0.7.0
> Reporter: Qiang Zhang
> Assignee: Qiang Zhang
> Labels: patch
> Attachments:
> 0001-RANGER-1373-The-chown-invalid-user-ranger-ranger-wou.patch
>
>
> Test steps
> 1. Using following configuration to install the Ranger UserSync Process in
> install.properties.
> unix_user=usersync
> unix_group=usersync
> 2. Running updatepolicymgrpassword.sh. or updatepolicymgrpassword.py to
> update policy mgr password.
> The cause of the error is as follows:
> The linux user processing logic of the installer for the Ranger UserSync
> Process and updatepolicymgrpassword.sh is inconsistent. The installer for the
> Ranger UserSync Process use configuration parameters to create linux user.
> However updatepolicymgrpassword.sh and updatepolicymgrpassword.py use hard
> code get linux user. In above test steps the usersync user and usersync group
> was created when installing the Ranger UserSync Process. ranger user and
> ranger group don't exist. In chown ${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname
> "${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"` the updatepolicymgrpassword.sh used ranger
> user and ranger group. The updatepolicymgrpassword.sh code is as following:
> unix_user=ranger
> unix_group=ranger
> chown ${unix_user}:${unix_group} `dirname "${SYNC_LDAP_BIND_KEYSTOREPATH}"`.
> The installer for the Ranger UserSync Process code is as following:
> unix_user = globalDict['unix_user']
> ownerName = mergeProps[unixUserProp]
> groupName = mergeProps[unixGroupProp]
> ownerId = createUser(ownerName, groupName)
> We should also get linux user and group from configuration file in
> updatepolicymgrpassword.sh and updatepolicymgrpassword.py.
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