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Abin Shahab updated HDFS-6411:
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Description:
We the nfs-hdfs gateway to expose hdfs thru nfs.
0) login as root, run nfs-hdfs gateway as a user, say, nfsserver.
[root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
backups hive mr-history system tmp user
1) add a user nfs-test: adduser nfs-test(make sure that this user is not a
proxyuser of nfsserver
2) switch to test user: su - nfs-test
3) access hdfs nfs gateway
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
ls: cannot open directory /hdfs: Input/output error
retry:
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
4) switch back to root and access hdfs nfs gateway
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ exit
logout
[root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
the nfsserver log indicates we hit an authorization error in the rpc handler;
org.apache.hadoop.ipc.RemoteException(org.apache.hadoop.security.authorize.AuthorizationException):
User: nfsserver is not allowed to impersonate nfs-test
and NFS3ERR_IO is returned, which explains why we see input/output error.
One can catch the authorizationexception and return the correct error:
NFS3ERR_ACCES to fix the error message on the client side but that doesn't seem
to solve the mount hang issue though. When the mount hang happens, it stops
printing nfsserver log which makes it more difficult to figure out the real
cause of the hang. According to jstack and debugger, the nfsserver seems to be
waiting for client requests
was:
0) login as root, make sure service nfs-hdfs and nfs-hdfs-client are running:
[root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
backups hive mr-history system tmp user
1) add a user nfs-test: adduser nfs-test
2) switch to test user: su - nfs-test
3) access hdfs nfs gateway
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
ls: cannot open directory /hdfs: Input/output error
retry:
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
4) switch back to root and access hdfs nfs gateway
[nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ exit
logout
[root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
the nfsserver log indicates we hit an authorization error in the rpc handler;
org.apache.hadoop.ipc.RemoteException(org.apache.hadoop.security.authorize.AuthorizationException):
User: nfsserver is not allowed to impersonate nfs-test
and NFS3ERR_IO is returned, which explains why we see input/output error.
One can catch the authorizationexception and return the correct error:
NFS3ERR_ACCES to fix the error message on the client side but that doesn't seem
to solve the mount hang issue though. When the mount hang happens, it stops
printing nfsserver log which makes it more difficult to figure out the real
cause of the hang. According to jstack and debugger, the nfsserver seems to be
waiting for client requests
> nfs-hdfs-gateway mount raises I/O error and hangs when a unauthorized user
> attempts to access it
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>
> Key: HDFS-6411
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-6411
> Project: Hadoop HDFS
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: nfs
> Affects Versions: 2.2.0
> Reporter: Zhongyi Xie
>
> We the nfs-hdfs gateway to expose hdfs thru nfs.
> 0) login as root, run nfs-hdfs gateway as a user, say, nfsserver.
> [root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
> backups hive mr-history system tmp user
> 1) add a user nfs-test: adduser nfs-test(make sure that this user is not a
> proxyuser of nfsserver
> 2) switch to test user: su - nfs-test
> 3) access hdfs nfs gateway
> [nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
> ls: cannot open directory /hdfs: Input/output error
> retry:
> [nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ ls /hdfs
> ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
> 4) switch back to root and access hdfs nfs gateway
> [nfs-test@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop ~]$ exit
> logout
> [root@zhongyi-test-cluster-desktop hdfs]# ls /hdfs
> ls: cannot access /hdfs: Stale NFS file handle
> the nfsserver log indicates we hit an authorization error in the rpc handler;
> org.apache.hadoop.ipc.RemoteException(org.apache.hadoop.security.authorize.AuthorizationException):
> User: nfsserver is not allowed to impersonate nfs-test
> and NFS3ERR_IO is returned, which explains why we see input/output error.
> One can catch the authorizationexception and return the correct error:
> NFS3ERR_ACCES to fix the error message on the client side but that doesn't
> seem to solve the mount hang issue though. When the mount hang happens, it
> stops printing nfsserver log which makes it more difficult to figure out the
> real cause of the hang. According to jstack and debugger, the nfsserver seems
> to be waiting for client requests
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