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chuanjie.duan updated RANGER-2097:
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Description:
Reproduce step:
1. Hive agent enable deny policy
"\{"enableDenyAndExceptionsInPolicies":"true"}" in ranger meta,
2. add policy "database:\{USER}, table:* column:* "
3. create user:test database:test in linux and hive
4. add deny policy "database:test, table:*, column:*, deny: \{group:public,
action:drop}"
5.beeline connect to hive and "use test"
6. user [test] does not have [USE] privilege on [test]
Cause:
RangerHiveAuthorizer.checkPrivileges
if (hiveOpType == HiveOperationType.SHOWDATABASES) {
RangerHiveResource resource = new RangerHiveResource(HiveObjectType.DATABASE,
null);
RangerHiveAccessRequest request = new RangerHiveAccessRequest(resource, user,
groups, hiveOpType.name(), HiveAccessType.*{color:#ff0000}USE{color}*, context,
sessionContext);
requests.add(request);
}
RangerHiveAccessRequest.setHiveAccessType
public void setHiveAccessType(HiveAccessType accessType) {
this.accessType = accessType;
*{color:#ff0000}if(accessType == HiveAccessType.USE) {{color}*
*{color:#ff0000}this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ANY_ACCESS);{color}*
else if(accessType == HiveAccessType.ADMIN)
{ this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ADMIN_ACCESS); }
else
{ this.setAccessType(accessType.name().toLowerCase()); }
}
RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.matchAccessType
any type would always return true, so my deny policy matched.
RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.evaluatePolicyItems would try denyEvaluators
first.
So resource database matched test , user,group matched test,
"matchedPolicyItem.getPolicyItemType() ==
RangerPolicyItemEvaluator.POLICY_ITEM_TYPE_DENY"
Finally return deny
was:
Reproduce step:
1. Hive agent enable deny policy
"\{"enableDenyAndExceptionsInPolicies":"true"}" in ranger meta,
2. add policy "database:\{USER}, table:* column:* "
3. create user:test database:test in linux and hive
4. add deny policy "database:test, table:*, column:*, deny: \{group:public,
action:drop}"
5.beeline connect to hive and "use test"
6. user [test] does not have [USE] privilege on [test]
Cause:
RangerHiveAuthorizer.checkPrivileges
if (hiveOpType == HiveOperationType.SHOWDATABASES) {
RangerHiveResource resource = new RangerHiveResource(HiveObjectType.DATABASE,
null);
RangerHiveAccessRequest request = new RangerHiveAccessRequest(resource, user,
groups, hiveOpType.name(), HiveAccessType.*{color:#ff0000}USE{color}*, context,
sessionContext);
requests.add(request);
}
RangerHiveAccessRequest.setHiveAccessType
public void setHiveAccessType(HiveAccessType accessType) {
this.accessType = accessType;
*{color:#ff0000}if(accessType == HiveAccessType.USE) {{color}*
*{color:#ff0000}this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ANY_ACCESS);{color}*
*{color:#FF0000}}* else if(accessType == HiveAccessType.ADMIN)
{ this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ADMIN_ACCESS); }
else
{ this.setAccessType(accessType.name().toLowerCase()); }
}
RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.matchAccessType
any type would always return true, so my deny policy matched.
RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.evaluatePolicyItems would try denyEvaluators
first.
So resource database matched test , user,group matched test,
"matchedPolicyItem.getPolicyItemType() ==
RangerPolicyItemEvaluator.POLICY_ITEM_TYPE_DENY"
Finally return deny
> Hive Agent "user [test] does not have [USE] privilege on [test]" no when deny
> policy enabled
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: RANGER-2097
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-2097
> Project: Ranger
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: plugins
> Affects Versions: 0.6.3
> Reporter: chuanjie.duan
> Priority: Major
>
> Reproduce step:
> 1. Hive agent enable deny policy
> "\{"enableDenyAndExceptionsInPolicies":"true"}" in ranger meta,
> 2. add policy "database:\{USER}, table:* column:* "
> 3. create user:test database:test in linux and hive
> 4. add deny policy "database:test, table:*, column:*, deny: \{group:public,
> action:drop}"
> 5.beeline connect to hive and "use test"
> 6. user [test] does not have [USE] privilege on [test]
>
> Cause:
> RangerHiveAuthorizer.checkPrivileges
> if (hiveOpType == HiveOperationType.SHOWDATABASES) {
> RangerHiveResource resource = new
> RangerHiveResource(HiveObjectType.DATABASE, null);
> RangerHiveAccessRequest request = new RangerHiveAccessRequest(resource,
> user, groups, hiveOpType.name(), HiveAccessType.*{color:#ff0000}USE{color}*,
> context, sessionContext);
> requests.add(request);
> }
> RangerHiveAccessRequest.setHiveAccessType
> public void setHiveAccessType(HiveAccessType accessType) {
> this.accessType = accessType;
> *{color:#ff0000}if(accessType == HiveAccessType.USE) {{color}*
> *{color:#ff0000}this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ANY_ACCESS);{color}*
> else if(accessType == HiveAccessType.ADMIN)
> { this.setAccessType(RangerPolicyEngine.ADMIN_ACCESS); }
> else
> { this.setAccessType(accessType.name().toLowerCase()); }
> }
> RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.matchAccessType
> any type would always return true, so my deny policy matched.
> RangerDefaultPolicyItemEvaluator.evaluatePolicyItems would try denyEvaluators
> first.
> So resource database matched test , user,group matched test,
> "matchedPolicyItem.getPolicyItemType() ==
> RangerPolicyItemEvaluator.POLICY_ITEM_TYPE_DENY"
> Finally return deny
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