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Christian Wahl updated NIFI-11232:
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    Description: 
NIFI-10888 introduced a BufferedInputStream inside of the 
ContentClaimInputStream to speed up rewinding in small flow files (<1MB).

Under some circumstances it can happen in reset that the delegate stream is 
closed and a new delegate stream is created, but the bufferedIn is not 
recreated with the new delegate.

During the next read this leads to a situation where it tries to read from 
bufferedIn and bufferedIn in turn tries to read from the old and closed 
delegate stream causing an IOException or FlowFileAccessException.

  was:
NIFI-10888 introduced a BufferedInputStream inside of the 
ContentClaimInputStream to speed up rewinding in small flow files (<1MB).

Under some circumstances it can happen during reset that the delegate stream is 
closed and a new delegate stream is created, but the bufferedIn is not 
recreated with the new delegate.

During the next read this leads to a situation where it tries to read from 
bufferedIn and bufferedIn in turn tries to read from the old and closed 
delegate stream causing an IOException or FlowFileAccessException.


> FlowFileAccessException using ContentClaimInputStream
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>
>                 Key: NIFI-11232
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-11232
>             Project: Apache NiFi
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Core Framework
>    Affects Versions: 1.20.0
>            Reporter: Christian Wahl
>            Priority: Major
>
> NIFI-10888 introduced a BufferedInputStream inside of the 
> ContentClaimInputStream to speed up rewinding in small flow files (<1MB).
> Under some circumstances it can happen in reset that the delegate stream is 
> closed and a new delegate stream is created, but the bufferedIn is not 
> recreated with the new delegate.
> During the next read this leads to a situation where it tries to read from 
> bufferedIn and bufferedIn in turn tries to read from the old and closed 
> delegate stream causing an IOException or FlowFileAccessException.



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