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Hrishikesh Gadre updated SENTRY-1480:
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    Description: 
SENTRY-1475 is tracking the integration between Solr 6 and Sentry. Currently 
admin privileges for Solr are defined using "admin" as the collection name 
(i.e. Sentry reuses collection level permissions for admin operations).

Solr 7, on the other hand, provides a pluggable authorization framework with 
fine-grained permissions model. Specifically it provides pre-defined 
permissions for admin operations (viz. collection-admin and core-admin etc.). 
Hence we need an upgrade tool to migrate the existing permissions (written for 
Solr 4) to this new permissions model supported by Solr 7. 




  was:
SENTRY-1475 is tracking the integration between Solr 6 and Sentry. Currently 
admin privileges for Solr are defined using "admin" as the collection name 
(i.e. Sentry reuses collection level permissions for admin operations).

Solr 6, on the other hand, provides a pluggable authorization framework with 
fine-grained permissions model. Specifically it provides pre-defined 
permissions for admin operations (viz. collection-admin and core-admin etc.). 
Hence we need an upgrade tool to migrate the existing permissions (written for 
Solr 4) to this new permissions model supported by Solr 6. 





> A upgrade tool to migrate Solr/Sentry permissions 
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>
>                 Key: SENTRY-1480
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SENTRY-1480
>             Project: Sentry
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: Solr Plugin
>            Reporter: Hrishikesh Gadre
>             Fix For: 2.0.0
>
>
> SENTRY-1475 is tracking the integration between Solr 6 and Sentry. Currently 
> admin privileges for Solr are defined using "admin" as the collection name 
> (i.e. Sentry reuses collection level permissions for admin operations).
> Solr 7, on the other hand, provides a pluggable authorization framework with 
> fine-grained permissions model. Specifically it provides pre-defined 
> permissions for admin operations (viz. collection-admin and core-admin etc.). 
> Hence we need an upgrade tool to migrate the existing permissions (written 
> for Solr 4) to this new permissions model supported by Solr 7. 



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