IMO, the application that you are referring should be set up to impersonate
other users (called proxy-user authentication).
Have a look at
http://hadoop.apache.org/common/docs/r1.0.3/Secure_Impersonation.html. This can
be mapped to the HBase land..
I think the class org.apache.hadoop.hbase.se
On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 5:29 PM, Tony Dean wrote:
> It appears that the Kerberos authentication integration into HBase is via
> JAAS Krb5LoginModule. That is,
This is a question for gene...@hadoop.apache.org I think. HBase
piggybacks on Hadoop's Kerberos integration. Hadoop uses its own
custom L
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Hi,
It appears that the Kerberos authentication integration into HBase is via JAAS
Krb5LoginModule. That is,
I can setup up the "Client" application context and configure where/how the
client Kerberos principle is
authenticat
Hi,
It appears that the Kerberos authentication integration into HBase is via JAAS
Krb5LoginModule. That is,
I can setup up the "Client" application context and configure where/how the
client Kerberos principle is
authenticated (TGT). Correct? If I have a multi-tenant application that
perfor