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Gabriella Lotz updated KUDU-3673:
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Description:
When Kerberos is enabled in ExternalMiniCluster, it will automatically enable
SPNEGO authentication for web UI endpoints
({{{}-webserver_require_spnego=true{}}}). This causes Java tests to fail as
they access endpoints (like the IPKI CA certificate) without Kerberos
credentials. We will work around this by explicitly setting
{{-webserver_require_spnego=false}} in Java tests.
Java tests should properly implement SPNEGO authentication when Kerberos is
enabled.
was:
When Kerberos is enabled in ExternalMiniCluster, it will automatically enable
SPNEGO authentication for web UI endpoints
({{{}--webserver_require_spnego=true{}}}). This causes Java tests to fail as
they access endpoints (like the IPKI CA certificate) without Kerberos
credentials. We will work around this by explicitly setting
{{--webserver_require_spnego=false}} in Java tests.
Java tests should properly implement SPNEGO authentication when Kerberos is
enabled.
> Implement SPNEGO into Java tests
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> Key: KUDU-3673
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KUDU-3673
> Project: Kudu
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Gabriella Lotz
> Priority: Major
>
> When Kerberos is enabled in ExternalMiniCluster, it will automatically enable
> SPNEGO authentication for web UI endpoints
> ({{{}-webserver_require_spnego=true{}}}). This causes Java tests to fail as
> they access endpoints (like the IPKI CA certificate) without Kerberos
> credentials. We will work around this by explicitly setting
> {{-webserver_require_spnego=false}} in Java tests.
> Java tests should properly implement SPNEGO authentication when Kerberos is
> enabled.
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