Author: cnauroth
Date: Fri Feb 21 06:29:52 2014
New Revision: 1570466

URL: http://svn.apache.org/r1570466
Log:
HADOOP-10352. Recursive setfacl erroneously attempts to apply default ACL to 
files. Contributed by Chris Nauroth.

Modified:
    
hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs/src/test/resources/testAclCLI.xml

Modified: 
hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs/src/test/resources/testAclCLI.xml
URL: 
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs/src/test/resources/testAclCLI.xml?rev=1570466&r1=1570465&r2=1570466&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- 
hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs/src/test/resources/testAclCLI.xml
 (original)
+++ 
hadoop/common/trunk/hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs/src/test/resources/testAclCLI.xml
 Fri Feb 21 06:29:52 2014
@@ -911,5 +911,66 @@
         </comparator>
       </comparators>
     </test>
+    <test>
+      <description>setfacl: recursive modify entries with mix of files and 
directories</description>
+      <test-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/file1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1/dir2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/dir2/file2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -setfacl -R -m 
user:charlie:rwx,default:user:charlie:r-x /dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -getfacl -R /dir1</command>
+      </test-commands>
+      <cleanup-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -rm -R /dir1</command>
+      </cleanup-commands>
+      <comparators>
+        <comparator>
+          <type>ExactComparator</type>
+          <expected-output># file: /dir1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2/file2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rw-#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r--#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r--#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/file1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rw-#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r--#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r--#LF##LF#</expected-output>
+        </comparator>
+      </comparators>
+    </test>
+    <test>
+      <description>setfacl: recursive remove entries with mix of files and 
directories</description>
+      <test-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/file1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1/dir2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/dir2/file2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -setfacl -R -m 
user:bob:rwx,user:charlie:rwx,default:user:bob:rwx,default:user:charlie:r-x 
/dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -setfacl -R -x user:bob,default:user:bob 
/dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -getfacl -R /dir1</command>
+      </test-commands>
+      <cleanup-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -rm -R /dir1</command>
+      </cleanup-commands>
+      <comparators>
+        <comparator>
+          <type>ExactComparator</type>
+          <expected-output># file: /dir1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2/file2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rw-#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r--#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r--#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/file1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rw-#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r--#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r--#LF##LF#</expected-output>
+        </comparator>
+      </comparators>
+    </test>
+    <test>
+      <description>setfacl: recursive set with mix of files and 
directories</description>
+      <test-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/file1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -mkdir -p /dir1/dir2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -touchz /dir1/dir2/file2</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -setfacl -R --set 
user::rwx,user:charlie:rwx,group::r-x,other::r-x,default:user:charlie:r-x 
/dir1</command>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -getfacl -R /dir1</command>
+      </test-commands>
+      <cleanup-commands>
+        <command>-fs NAMENODE -rm -R /dir1</command>
+      </cleanup-commands>
+      <comparators>
+        <comparator>
+          <type>ExactComparator</type>
+          <expected-output># file: /dir1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF#default:user::rwx#LF#default:user:charlie:r-x#LF#default:group::r-x#LF#default:mask::r-x#LF#default:other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/dir2/file2#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF##LF##
 file: /dir1/file1#LF## owner: USERNAME#LF## group: 
supergroup#LF#user::rwx#LF#user:charlie:rwx#LF#group::r-x#LF#mask::rwx#LF#other::r-x#LF##LF#</expected-output>
+        </comparator>
+      </comparators>
+    </test>
   </tests>
 </configuration>


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