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[jira] [Created] (FALCON-97) Falcon should warn user based on the ackl user set in when a Feed or Process while scheduling

Shaik Idris Ali created FALCON-97:
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             Summary: Falcon should warn user based on the ackl user set in when a Feed or Process while scheduling
                 Key: FALCON-97
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FALCON-97
             Project: Falcon
          Issue Type: Bug
         Environment: Falcon all versions
            Reporter: Shaik Idris Ali


Most of the times users make mistake while scheduling a feed or process.

Consider a Feed, input.xml where ACL owner is defined as "admin", now when I schedule a feed, the intention was to schedule it with sudo as admin. However,  by mistake if the feed gets scheduled with someother user "shaik" then Falcon wont complain and schedules the feed.

But the scheduled feed instances gets killed in oozie, as the user shaik wont have permission on JT queue or hdfs data.

We can leverage the ACL owner of the feed to warn user if it is being scheduled as some other user. 

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