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Vaibhav Gumashta commented on HIVE-16905:
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[~txhsj] Thanks a lot for the patch and the document.
In your patch, it appears that you are improving the unsecure cluster case. The
current model is as follows: in a secure cluster (with kerberos), the znode for
HiveServer2 is created with the ACLs: Read permission to everyone (the JDBC
client needs this) and Create/Delete/Write/Admin to the SASL authenticated
HiveServer2 user. In an unsecure cluster, the znode for HiveServer2 is created
with Read/Create/Delete/Write/Admin access to all users.
I have a few questions: what are the other authentication modes you plan to
support with this (can you give an example)? How will that affect the
interaction between JDBC - ZooKeeper and HiveServer2 - ZooKeeper? Also, in
ZooKeeperHiveClientHelper, you are reading the config from Server's HiveConf.
However, on the remote JDBC client machine, we do not have access to the
Server's hive-site.xml (we also don't want JDBC client to depend on HiveConf -
typically any configuration needed on the client side are passed through the
JDBC connection string and dealt with appropriately in the JDBC driver - for
example check how we pass the ZooKeeper namespace for HiveServer2 via the
connection string).
> Add zookeeper ACL for hiveserver2
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>
> Key: HIVE-16905
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-16905
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Saijin Huang
> Assignee: Saijin Huang
> Attachments: HIVE-16905.1.patch, HIVE ACL FOR HIVESERVER2.pdf
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> Add zookeeper ACL for hiveserver2 is necessary for hive to protect the znode
> of hiveserver2 deleted by accident.
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> case:
> when i do beeline connections throught hive HA with zookeeper, i suddenly
> find the beeline can not connect the hiveserve2.The reason of the problem is
> that others delete the /hiveserver2 falsely which cause to the beeline
> connection is failed and can not read the configs from zookeeper.
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> as a result of the acl of /hiveserver2, the acl is set to world:anyone:cdrwa
> which meant to anyone easily delete the /hiveserver2 and znodes anytime.It is
> unsafe and necessary to protect the znode /hiveserver2.
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