We’re going through an exercise to evaluate our software stack’s ability to
support weird but legal usernames - specifically usernames with ‘.’ ‘_’ ‘-‘ and
so on. The username 'can.we-supp0rt_this1’ seems to trip up robinhood a bit:
reports using the username return nothing. Reports using the uid succeed.
Reports, in general, using (‘simple’) usernames do work.
Is this a known limitation?
-bash-4.2# rbh-report --user-info=jwhite
Using config file '/etc/robinhood.d/brc.conf'.
user, type, count, volume, spc_used, avg_size
jwhite, dir, 3, 12.00 KB, 12.00 KB, 4.00 KB
jwhite, file, 24, 92.22 GB, 92.22 GB, 3.84 GB
Total: 27 entries, volume: 99025166550 bytes (92.22 GB), space used:
99025256448 bytes (92.22 GB)
-bash-4.2# rbh-report --user-info=can.we-supp0rt_this1
Using config file '/etc/robinhood.d/brc.conf'.
Total: 0 entries, volume: 0 bytes (0), space used: 0 bytes (0)
-bash-4.2# rbh-report --user-info=43296
Using config file '/etc/robinhood.d/brc.conf'.
user, type, count, volume, spc_used, avg_size
43296, dir, 1, 4.00 KB, 4.00 KB, 4.00 KB
Total: 1 entries, volume: 4096 bytes (4.00 KB), space used: 4096 bytes (4.00 KB)
-bash-4.2#
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