Stephen Hoogendijk created CLOUDSTACK-7362:
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Summary: Resource tagging sometimes tags the wrong resource
Key: CLOUDSTACK-7362
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-7362
Project: CloudStack
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public (Anyone can view this level - this is the default.)
Reporter: Stephen Hoogendijk
This problem occurs when the uuid of the resource you are about to tag begins
with a number that actually corresponds to the id field of an entry in the same
resource type table.
Example:
We want to tag security group with UUID 6cb95038-6b76-4905-bdf5-85bf0e0eda51
which has ID #5. But we also have a security group with ID #6 and UUID
d582e52c-f3c1-4e12-8e86-9dad0a5bd725. What happens is the following:
First it runs this method:
long id = getResourceId(resourceId, resourceType);
which actually tries to find the entity by its UUID and returns the resource id
(numeric). This process goes off without a hitch.
Next, it actually tries to find the UUID of the resource (because you can also
send in the internal (numeric) identifier):
String resourceUuid = getUuid(resourceId, resourceType)
Now this is when the magic starts happening, this is what's happening inside
the method:
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