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PHOENIX-7837 SecureUserConnectionsIT install permissive auth_to_local rules - #2454
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Rebased on current master. |
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SecureUserConnectionsITbrings up an embedded MiniKDC, setshadoop.security.authentication=kerberosand the default realm toEXAMPLE.COM, but never installs anyhadoop.security.auth_to_localrules. On a developer workstation holding an active TGT for an unrelated realmKerberosName.getShortNamehas no matching rule to the unrelated realm and the test fails withKerberosAuthException. The fix installs permissive rulesRULE:[1:$1] RULE:[2:$1] DEFAULTin the test'sConfigurationand also sets them statically onKerberosName.