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[jira] [Created] (JCLOUDS-1042) S3BlobStore.putBlob() makes a call
to get ACL which maybe blocked by S3 policy, resulting in failure of the
operation.
Igor Alekseev created JCLOUDS-1042:
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Summary: S3BlobStore.putBlob() makes a call to get ACL which maybe blocked by S3 policy, resulting in failure of the operation.
Key: JCLOUDS-1042
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCLOUDS-1042
Project: jclouds
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 1.9.1
Reporter: Igor Alekseev
Fix For: 1.9.1
A user may be prevented by S3 bucket policy from getting ACL, but can still have rights to do put/get/delete. Currently the code below fails to do put when there's an exception getting ACL.
public String putBlob(String container, Blob blob, PutOptions overrides) {
if (overrides.isMultipart()) {
// need to use a provider if the strategy object is stateful
return multipartUploadStrategy.get().execute(container, blob);
}
// TODO: Make use of options overrides
PutObjectOptions options = new PutObjectOptions();
try {
AccessControlList acl = bucketAcls.getUnchecked(container);
if (acl != null && acl.hasPermission(GroupGranteeURI.ALL_USERS, Permission.READ))
options.withAcl(CannedAccessPolicy.PUBLIC_READ);
} catch (CacheLoader.InvalidCacheLoadException e) {
// nulls not permitted from cache loader
}
return sync.putObject(container, blob2Object.apply(blob), options);
}
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