Details
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Sub-task
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Status: Resolved
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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None
Description
if (context.getAclRights() == IAccessAuthorizer.ACLType.WRITE) { keyInfo = metadataManager.getOpenKeyTable(bucketLayout).get(objectKey); ... if (keyInfo == null) { // the key does not exist, but it is a parent "dir" of some key // let access be determined based on volume/bucket/prefix ACL LOG.debug("key:{} is non-existent parent, permit access to user:{}", keyName, context.getClientUgi()); return true; }
Using key name, instead of the open key name (which has client id as the suffix), the key is guaranteed to not be found, and thus keyInfo is always true for WRITE ACL type. Therefore, this ACL check will always pass. This looks undesirable.
cc: smeng