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[jira] [Created] (HADOOP-12345) Credential length in CredentialsSys.java incorrect

Pradeep Nayak Udupi Kadbet created HADOOP-12345:
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             Summary: Credential length in CredentialsSys.java incorrect
                 Key: HADOOP-12345
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-12345
             Project: Hadoop Common
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: nfs
    Affects Versions: 2.7.0
            Reporter: Pradeep Nayak Udupi Kadbet
            Priority: Blocker
             Fix For: 2.7.0


Hi -

There is a bug in the way hadoop-nfs sets the credential length in "Credentials" field of the NFS RPC packet when using AUTH_SYS

In CredentialsSys.java, when we are writing the creds in to XDR object, we set the length as follows:

 // mStamp + mHostName.length + mHostName + mUID + mGID + mAuxGIDs.count
96     mCredentialsLength = 20 + mHostName.getBytes().length;

(20 corresponds to 4 bytes for mStamp, 4 bytes for mUID, 4 bytes for mGID, 4 bytes for length field of hostname, 4 bytes for number of aux 4 gids) and this is okay.

However when we add the length of the hostname to this, we are not adding the extra padded bytes for the hostname (If the length is not a multiple of 4) and thus when the NFS server reads the packet, it returns GARBAGE_ARGS because it doesn't read the uid field when it is expected to read. I can reproduce this issue constantly on machines where the hostname length is not a multiple of 4.

A possible fix is to do something this:
int pad = mHostName.getBytes().length % 4;
 // mStamp + mHostName.length + mHostName + mUID + mGID + mAuxGIDs.count
mCredentialsLength = 20 + mHostName.getBytes().length + pad;

I would be happy to submit the patch but I need some help to commit into mainline. I haven't committed into Hadoop yet.

Cheers!
Pradeep



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