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Josh Elser updated ACCUMULO-2449:
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Description:
via code analysis-
VFS_CLASSLOADER_CACHE_DIR's key is defined in AccumnuloVFSClassLoader. However,
it explicitly declares it's value in the same format as it's created, rather
then using a String defined in AccumuloVFSClassloader as well. This could lead
to schisming.
But more importantly, AccumuloVFSClassloaders builds that path by extracting
system properties to build the path. If a user declares the default value
({{$java.io.tmpdor/accumulo-cfs-cache-$\{user.name\}}}), it will not work as
intended. I'm fairly certain if I put that value in my accumulo-site, it won't
get broken down in the same way. Default values should behave the same way as
both the default value and being declared in the site.xml
was:
via code analysis-
VFS_CLASSLOADER_CACHE_DIR's key is defined in AccumnuloVFSClassLoader. However,
it explicitly declares it's value in the same format as it's created, rather
then using a String defined in AccumuloVFSClassloader as well. This could lead
to schisming.
But more importantly, AccumuloVFSClassloaders builds that path by extracting
system properties to build the path. If a user declares the default value
($java.io.tmpdor/accumulo-cfs-cache-${user.name}), it will not work as
intended. I'm fairly certain if I put that value in my accumulo-site, it won't
get broken down in the same way. Default values should behave the same way as
both the default value and being declared in the site.xml
> user's can't specify VFS_CLASSLOADER_CACHE_DIR with system variables like the
> default
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> Key: ACCUMULO-2449
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACCUMULO-2449
> Project: Accumulo
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: start
> Reporter: John Vines
> Priority: Minor
>
> via code analysis-
> VFS_CLASSLOADER_CACHE_DIR's key is defined in AccumnuloVFSClassLoader.
> However, it explicitly declares it's value in the same format as it's
> created, rather then using a String defined in AccumuloVFSClassloader as
> well. This could lead to schisming.
> But more importantly, AccumuloVFSClassloaders builds that path by extracting
> system properties to build the path. If a user declares the default value
> ({{$java.io.tmpdor/accumulo-cfs-cache-$\{user.name\}}}), it will not work as
> intended. I'm fairly certain if I put that value in my accumulo-site, it
> won't get broken down in the same way. Default values should behave the same
> way as both the default value and being declared in the site.xml
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