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wu.kehua updated RANGER-2549:
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    Description: 
The install.sh will print 'Command not found' when installing the solr audit 
log module, as follow:
{code:java}
[root@wkh001 solr_for_audit_setup]# ./setup.sh
./setup.sh: line 29: log: Command not found
{code}
Then I analyse the install.sh, there is one error code, as follow: 
{code:java}
if  test -z "$validateProperty" ; then log "[E] '$1' not found in $2 file while 
getting....!!"; exit 1; fi
{code}
Because the function log is undefined, and in other places, we use echo to 
print log, We need to be unified as 'echo'.

When I modify this bug, then execute setup.sh, it shows another error, as 
follow:
{code:java}
setup.sh: line 68:[: Too many parameters
{code}
Then I find another logic bug, if you don't config JAVA_HOME in 
install.properties, CONFIG_JAVA_HOME will get an error message and influence 
subsequent processe.
{code:java}
CONFIG_JAVA_HOME=$(get_prop 'JAVA_HOME' $PROPFILE)
JAVA_HOME=${CONFIG_JAVA_HOME:-$JAVA_HOME}
{code}
So I modified two places, and test in three scenes, first is that JAVA_HOME is 
nonexistent, second is that JAVA_HOME is not configured, like 'JAVA_HOME=', 
third is that JAVA_HOME is configured.

Please check my patch, thanks.

  was:
The install.sh will print 'Command not found' when installing the solr audit 
log module, as follow:
{code:java}
[root@wkh001 solr_for_audit_setup]# ./setup.sh
./setup.sh: line 29: log: Command not found
{code}
Then I analyse the install.sh, there is one error code, as follow: 
{code:java}
if  test -z "$validateProperty" ; then log "[E] '$1' not found in $2 file while 
getting....!!"; exit 1; fi
{code}
Because the function log is undefined, and in other places, we use echo to 
print log, We need to be unified as 'echo'.

When I modify this bug, then execute setup.sh, it shows another error, as 
follow:
{code:java}
setup.sh: line 68:[: Too many parameters
{code}
Then I find another logic bug, if you don't config JAVA_HOME in 
install.properties, CONFIG_JAVA_HOME will get an error message and influence 
subsequent processe.
{code:java}
CONFIG_JAVA_HOME=$(get_prop 'JAVA_HOME' $PROPFILE)
JAVA_HOME=${CONFIG_JAVA_HOME:-$JAVA_HOME}
{code}
So I modified two places, and test in two scenes, one is that JAVA_HOME is not 
configured, another is JAVA_HOME is configured.

Please check my patch, thanks.


> There are two logic errors when installing the solr audit log module
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: RANGER-2549
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-2549
>             Project: Ranger
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Ranger
>    Affects Versions: 2.1.0
>            Reporter: wu.kehua
>            Assignee: wu.kehua
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: patch
>         Attachments: 
> 0001-RANGER-2549-There-are-two-logic-errors-when-installi.patch
>
>
> The install.sh will print 'Command not found' when installing the solr audit 
> log module, as follow:
> {code:java}
> [root@wkh001 solr_for_audit_setup]# ./setup.sh
> ./setup.sh: line 29: log: Command not found
> {code}
> Then I analyse the install.sh, there is one error code, as follow: 
> {code:java}
> if  test -z "$validateProperty" ; then log "[E] '$1' not found in $2 file 
> while getting....!!"; exit 1; fi
> {code}
> Because the function log is undefined, and in other places, we use echo to 
> print log, We need to be unified as 'echo'.
> When I modify this bug, then execute setup.sh, it shows another error, as 
> follow:
> {code:java}
> setup.sh: line 68:[: Too many parameters
> {code}
> Then I find another logic bug, if you don't config JAVA_HOME in 
> install.properties, CONFIG_JAVA_HOME will get an error message and influence 
> subsequent processe.
> {code:java}
> CONFIG_JAVA_HOME=$(get_prop 'JAVA_HOME' $PROPFILE)
> JAVA_HOME=${CONFIG_JAVA_HOME:-$JAVA_HOME}
> {code}
> So I modified two places, and test in three scenes, first is that JAVA_HOME 
> is nonexistent, second is that JAVA_HOME is not configured, like 
> 'JAVA_HOME=', third is that JAVA_HOME is configured.
> Please check my patch, thanks.



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