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ASF GitHub Bot commented on NIFI-4907:
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Github user mcgilman commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/2703#discussion_r194503331
--- Diff:
nifi-nar-bundles/nifi-framework-bundle/nifi-framework/nifi-web/nifi-web-api/src/main/java/org/apache/nifi/web/controller/ControllerFacade.java
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@@ -1389,104 +1420,119 @@ private ProvenanceEventDTO
createProvenanceEventDto(final ProvenanceEventRecord
// sets the component details if it can find the component still
in the flow
setComponentDetails(dto);
- // only include all details if not summarizing
- if (!summarize) {
- // convert the attributes
- final Comparator<AttributeDTO> attributeComparator = new
Comparator<AttributeDTO>() {
- @Override
- public int compare(AttributeDTO a1, AttributeDTO a2) {
- return
Collator.getInstance(Locale.US).compare(a1.getName(), a2.getName());
- }
- };
+// try {
+// AuthorizationResult result =
flowController.checkConnectableAuthorization(event.getComponentId());
+ AuthorizationResult result =
checkConnectableAuthorization(event.getComponentId());
+ if (Result.Denied.equals(result.getResult())) {
+ dto.setComponentType("Processor"); // is this always a
Processor?
+ dto.setComponentName(dto.getComponentId());
+ dto.setEventType("UNKNOWN");
+ }
- final SortedSet<AttributeDTO> attributes = new
TreeSet<>(attributeComparator);
+// authorizeData(event);
+ final AuthorizationResult dataResult =
checkAuthorizationForData(event); //(authorizer, RequestAction.READ, user,
event.getAttributes());
--- End diff --
Also, it appears that we're checking the checkAuthorizationForData is
verifying READ to the data of the corresponding component. This check is
already done as part of the checkAuthorizationForReplay method. It appears that
is the only place the replay authorization check is performed. It likely makes
sense to refactor some of this so that we're only checking permissions for READ
to the data of the corresponding component once. The remainder of the replay
authorization check only needs to be performed when we're populating the data
fields (READ to the data of the corresponding component is approved). See below.
> Provenance authorization refactoring
> ------------------------------------
>
> Key: NIFI-4907
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-4907
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core Framework
> Affects Versions: 1.5.0
> Reporter: Mark Bean
> Assignee: Mark Bean
> Priority: Major
>
> Currently, the 'view the data' component policy is too tightly coupled with
> Provenance queries. The 'query provenance' policy should be the only policy
> required for viewing Provenance query results. Both 'view the component' and
> 'view the data' policies should be used to refine the appropriate visibility
> of event details - but not the event itself.
> 1) Component Visibility
> The authorization of Provenance events is inconsistent with the behavior of
> the graph. For example, if a user does not have 'view the component' policy,
> the graph shows this component as a "black box" (no details such as name,
> UUID, etc.) However, when querying Provenance, this component will show up
> including the Component Type and the Component Name. This is in effect a
> violation of the policy. These component details should be obscured in the
> Provenance event displayed if user does not have the appropriate 'view the
> component' policy.
> 2) Data Visibility
> For a Provenance query, all events should be visible as long as the user
> performing the query belongs to the 'query provenance' global policy. As
> mentioned above, some information about the component may be obscured
> depending on 'view the component' policy, but the event itself should be
> visible. Additionally, details of the event (clicking the View Details "i"
> icon) should only be accessible if the user belongs to the 'view the data'
> policy for the affected component. If the user is not in the appropriate
> 'view the data' policy, a popup warning should be displayed indicating the
> reason details are not visible with more specific detail than the current
> "Contact the system administrator".
> 3) Lineage Graphs
> As with the Provenance table view recommendation above, the lineage graph
> should display all events. Currently, if the lineage graph includes an event
> belonging to a component which the user does not have 'view the data', it is
> shown on the graph as "UNKNOWN". As with Data Visibility mentioned above, the
> graph should indicate the event type as long as the user is in the 'view the
> component'. Subsequent "View Details" on the event should only be visible if
> the user is in the 'view the data' policy.
> In summary, for Provenance query results and lineage graphs, all events
> should be shown. Component Name and Component Type information should be
> conditionally visible depending on the corresponding component policy 'view
> the component' policy. Event details including Provenance event type and
> FlowFile information should be conditionally available depending on the
> corresponding component policy 'view the data'. Inability to display event
> details should provide feedback to the user indicating the reason.
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