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[jira] [Comment Edited] (HDFS-13045) RBF: Improve error message returned from subcluster

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Íñigo Goiri edited comment on HDFS-13045 at 4/4/18 7:06 PM:
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Actually, yesterday night I got a little carried away and did a fix for the exception message:  [^HDFS-13045.001.patch].
I went with your first proposal there; I had to remember the original path but that's fairly simple (didn't check super carefully if there was another place with the original path though).


was (Author: elgoiri):
Actually, yesterday night I got a little carried away and did a fix for the exception message.
I went with your first proposal there; I had to remember the original path but that's fairly simple (didn't check super carefully if there was another place with the original path though).

> RBF: Improve error message returned from subcluster
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>                 Key: HDFS-13045
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-13045
>             Project: Hadoop HDFS
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>            Reporter: Wei Yan
>            Assignee: Wei Yan
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: HDFS-13045.000.patch, HDFS-13045.001.patch
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> Currently, Router directly returns exception response from subcluster to client, which may not have the correct error message, especially when the error message containing a path.
> One example, we have a mount path "/a/b" mapped to subclusterA's "/c/d". If user1 does a chown operation on "/a/b", and he doesn't have corresponding privilege, currently the error msg looks like "Permission denied. user=user1 is not the owner of inode=/c/d", which may confuse user. Would be better to reverse the path back to original mount path.
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