vdombrovski opened a new issue, #6620:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/6620

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   ##### ISSUE TYPE
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    * Bug Report
   
   ##### COMPONENT NAME
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   Core
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   ##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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   4.17.0.0
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   ##### CONFIGURATION
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   ##### SUMMARY
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   Created tags are not deleted when the user releases an public IP address. If 
the public IP is then assigned to another user, it will still contain all the 
previous tags. This interferes with automation tools that expect a clean 
resource, and could allow other accounts to access potentially sensitive 
metadata.
   
   I understand that in some cases this would be considered a feature, however 
this makes it unusable to provide shared IP pools that could be used by several 
accounts. (at least while the permission to edit tags is granted)
   
   ##### STEPS TO REPRODUCE
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   # using cmk
   associate ipaddress domainid=[...] networkid=[...] vpcid=[...]
   [...]
   
   list tags resourcetype=publicipaddress 
resourceid=86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908  listall=true
   
   create tags resourcetype=publicipaddress 
resourceids=86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908 tags[0].key=somekey 
tags[0].value=somevalue
   success = true
   
   list tags resourcetype=publicipaddress 
resourceid=86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908  listall=true
   count = 1
   tag:
   domain = XXX
   key = somekey
   value = somevalue
   resourcetype = PublicIpAddress
   resourceid = 86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908
   account = XXX
   domainid =XXX
   
   disassociate  ipaddress id=86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908
   success = true
   
   list tags resourcetype=publicipaddress 
resourceid=86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908  listall=true
   count = 1
   tag:
   domain = XXX
   key = somekey
   value = somevalue
   resourcetype = PublicIpAddress
   resourceid = 86b1b359-1879-488b-ba9c-772cceeb6908
   account = XXX
   domainid =XXX
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   ##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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   Expected the tags to be removed when the IP is disassociated (freed)
   
   ##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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   Tags are still present, and will continue to exist until they are deleted 
manually via "deleteTags"
   


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