Re: Impersonate Kerberos user on HDFS

On Thu, 11 Apr 2024 at 16:43, Philippe de Rochambeau <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Let's say a user has the following rights on HDFS (which are constrained Apache Ranger):
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> /prd/a/b/c <- read right
> /prd/a/b/d <- read/write right
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> I would like to get a broad picture of  his/her complete access rights.
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> I could look at the general policies in Apache Ranger and try to figure out which apply to my user, but that's complicated.
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> I wonder if there is another way (which ideally could be automated with a script) roughly:
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> - impersonate the user as, say, admin, with kinit; e.g. kinit <user>

I don't think this is what is considered "impersonating" the user.
If you authenticate with kinit <user> you are not impersonating that
user, you ARE/BECOME that user.

> - scan all HDFS directories and try to read or write
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> Does anyone have suggestions?
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> PS I've asked similar questions on the Apache Ranger mailing list, but with no success.
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> Many thanks.
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> Philippe
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