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…buted by Giridharan Kesavan) git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/hadoop/zookeeper/trunk@798038 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
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…ng and add vote of follower (flavio via mahadev) git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/hadoop/zookeeper/trunk@800891 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
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supporting reconnecting to ZK server when disconnected.
Null check state before determining whether or not to destroy connection...
RF-402: added connection timeout, retry to different zkserver and expone...
RF-402: change to ensure connection failures get recorded into error log
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* Add counters for ping, read and write requests.
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…apache#1 This first patch implements the zookeeper sasl operations, extends the zkServer.sh test script with the ability to start a sasl enabled server and adds a test that checks the initial DIGEST-MD5 response. It introduces no external requirements but provides zoo_sasl/zoo_asasl functions that allow applications (or the addon from patch apache#2) to communicate with the sasl server backend. Patch apache#2 will add a simple api for sasl authentication, patch apache#3 includes a sasl enabled command line client. (Forward-ported from https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/ by Damien Diederen.)
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…apache#1 This first patch implements the zookeeper sasl operations, extends the zkServer.sh test script with the ability to start a sasl enabled server and adds a test that checks the initial DIGEST-MD5 response. It introduces no external requirements but provides zoo_sasl/zoo_asasl functions that allow applications (or the addon from patch apache#2) to communicate with the sasl server backend. Patch apache#2 will add a simple api for sasl authentication, patch apache#3 includes a sasl enabled command line client. (Forward-ported from https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/ by Damien Diederen.)
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…apache#1 This first patch implements the zookeeper sasl operations, extends the zkServer.sh test script with the ability to start a sasl enabled server and adds a test that checks the initial DIGEST-MD5 response. It introduces no external requirements but provides zoo_sasl/zoo_asasl functions that allow applications (or the addon from patch apache#2) to communicate with the sasl server backend. Patch apache#2 will add a simple api for sasl authentication, patch apache#3 includes a sasl enabled command line client. (Forward-ported from https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/ by Damien Diederen.)
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. An earlier version of this code has been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. While cli.c is not modified by this commit, we are planning to submit a subsequent contribution which enables SASL support in that client using the ZOOKEEPER-3599 (use getopt if available) mechanism. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches apache#1 and apache#2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the --without-sasl/--with-sasl[=DIR] flags, or -DWITH_CYRUS_SASL for CMake/Windows. TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc has been renamed to TestSASLAuth.cc, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. The code has also been used to successfully authenticate clients via Kerberos. This commit also adds SASL support to the cli.c client. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_t@informatik.haw-hamburg.de>
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…ibrary This is a "respin" of #1054, which I withdrew due to some annoying shortcomings. This changeset allows C clients to use SASL to authenticate with the ZooKeeper server. It is loosely based on patches #1 and #2 by Tom Klonikowski, at https://reviews.apache.org/r/2252/, but the result has been extensively reworked to follow the semantics of the Java client: * No SASL operations are exposed through the API; * The configuration is provided, and stored, at "handle init time"; * SASL authentication is automatically performed after each (re)connect. It introduces an optional dependency on the Cyrus SASL library, which can either be autodetected (default) or configured using the `--without-sasl`/`--with-sasl[=DIR]` flags, or -DWITH_CYRUS_SASL for CMake/Windows. `TestServerRequireClientSASLAuth.cc` has been renamed to `TestSASLAuth.cc`, and a test has been added which successfully (re)authenticates using the `DIGEST-MD5` mechanism. The code has also been used to successfully authenticate clients via `GSSAPI`/Kerberos. This commit also adds SASL support to the `cli.c` client. Co-authored-by: Tom Klonikowski <klonik_tinformatik.haw-hamburg.de> Author: Damien Diederen <dd@crosstwine.com> Reviewers: Mate Szalay-Beko <szalay.beko.mate@gmail.com>, Norbert Kalmar <nkalmar@apache.org> Closes #1134 from ztzg/ZOOKEEPER-1112-c-client-sasl-support-v2
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I made the changes for the following reasons:
The original public property name was changed on a very popular object (WatchedEvent)
.NET versioning issues bringing it back to ET
I noticed the csproj file. Probably only whitespace difference because I didn't mean to change this. It may have changed when building the generated cs files though.