thanx Dave...
we are using hadoop 3.x on a local file system
what we did to fix this problem:
add the following to core-site.xml:
*fs.permissions.umask-mode*
instead of setting *dfs.permissions.umask-mode* in hdfs-site.xml
On Thu, Mar 3, 2022 at 10:31 AM Dave Marion wrote:
> So, the que
So, the question of which local file system implementation may be moot.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-16582, which affects a wide array
of versions, says:
"When mkdirs(Path) is called against LocalFileSystem, the implementation in
RawLocalFileSystem is called and the directory pe
Which version of Hadoop, and are you using RawLocalFileSystem or
LocalFileSystem. I see a reference to HADOOP-11347 resolving this issue in
RawLocalFileSystem.
> On 03/02/2022 11:44 AM Bulldog20630405 wrote:
>
>
> we are using accumulo 1.10.x
> we are using a local file system...
we are using accumulo 1.10.x
we are using a local file system...
but we also set it in hdfs-site.xml (just in case accumulo picks it up)
and we have our umask set as 0027 in our bashrc and in our default
supervisord conf (we use supervisord to manage our services)...
note: spark respect our umask s
I don't think we're doing anything specific to set the permissions, so
they should respect your environment setup. Which version of Accumulo
are you using? And, are you referring to permissions in HDFS, a local
filesystem implementation of DFS, or something else?
If you're referring to files creat
we have set our user umask to 0027; however, the "accumulo data" table
directories get written as 755 and rfiles as 644
how to you configure acucmulo so it will create data and write rfiles with
a specific permissions?
we want our accumulo to write as 750/640
