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Subject: Re: Problem With HDFS USERS using JDBC
Really My problem it's a little different, we have created all users that we
need, but we can't set this users using jdbc, our system user it's different
that we need to use to connect to hive,
Really My problem it's a little different, we have created all users that we
need, but we can't set this users using jdbc, our system user it's different
that we need to use to connect to hive, so when we try to do a LOAD action
we saw that hive server try to use the user HIVE instead of the user t
Depends on your configuration (security in core-site.xml;
hadoop.security.authorization). HDFS uses pam-auth, which means the user has
to exist. Maybe "su - USERNAME". Or you put the data into hdfs and change
the rights as the supergroup-member: hadoop dfs -chown -R USERNAME
/path/in/hdfs
Did you
It is unclear to me if Hive JDBC and Hive Server support changing the user to a
user not used by the Hive Server. Can someone familiar with Hive authentication
please comment?
From: Gabriel Eisbruch [mailto:gabrieleisbr...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 12:07 PM
To: user@hive.apache
