KAFKA-12190: Fix setting of file permissions on non-POSIX filesystems #9968
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Previously, StateDirectory used PosixFilePermissions to configure its directories' permissions which fails on Windows as its file system is not POSIX-compliant. This commit updates StateDirectory to fall back to the File API on non-POSIX-compliant file systems.
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ableegoldman
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Jan 25, 2021
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Huh, the Java 8 & 14 builds both passed but the Java 11 build has been still in progress for a while now. Seems to be environmental -- in fact if I look at the output it actually seems all tests have passed, and it's just hanging somewhere in the shutdown 🤔 Will test out this patch locally to be safe before merging |
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Merged to 2.6 |
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Thanks again. |
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This pull request back-ports to 2.6 the changes I contributed in #9947.
Previously,
StateDirectoryusedPosixFilePermissionsto configure its directories' permissions which fails on Windows as its file system is not POSIX-compliant. This PR updatesStateDirectoryto fall back to theFileAPI on non-POSIX-compliant file systems. The File API doesn't allow as much control over the permissions so they're as close as the API permits.The unit tests have been updated to also verify the behaviour on non-POSIX-compliant file systems.
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