There is an API, but few referential constraints need to be addressed. There
are couple of JIRAs tracking it.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-205
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-204
If it is a new install, then better to drop the database and recreate it.
Else, if it is
Yes exactly. So obviously it's easy to create the internal user (via Ranger UI)
but there is nowhere to actually delete them. Is this setup like this for a
reason?
Thanks
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Original message
From: Don Bosco Durai
Date:29/04/2015 16:39 (
Check hdfs dfs -ls $folderName. In the case of HDFS, if Ranger doesn¹t find
any permission in it¹s policy database, then it falls back to HDFS
permission check. So make sure in the HDFS level, you have 700 or even 000
for the given folder and manage all the permissions via Ranger. We recommend
pick
Dale, do you want to delete some users which you created using the Ranger
UI?
Thanks
Bosco
On 4/29/15, 5:40 AM, "Bradman, Dale" wrote:
>Is it possible to delete internal users through Ranger?
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>Capgemini is a trading name used by the Capgemini Group of com
Is it possible to delete internal users through Ranger?
Capgemini is a trading name used by the Capgemini Group of companies which
includes Capgemini UK plc, a company registered in England and Wales (number
943935) whose registered office is at No. 1, Forge End
Hi All,
As I am trying to set a Hadoop secured cluster with Ranger, I encountered some
troubles.
The principal one consists in the fact that even if I have no rights to read,
write or execute files in a directory, I still can execute a ls command (hdfs
dfs -ls /testdir) showing me the files tha
