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[GitHub] [hadoop] ferhui commented on pull request #3009: HDFS-16024: RBF: Rename data to the Trash should be based on src loca…

ferhui commented on pull request #3009:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hadoop/pull/3009#issuecomment-841962259


   @zhuxiangyi Thanks for contribution. @goiri Thanks for review!
   It's an interesting issue. Do you give more details about your production  cases?
   Some comments about the description in Jira:
   > 1.When deleting data to the Trash without configuring a mount point for the Trash, the Router should recognize and move the data to the Trash
   > 2.When the user’s trash can is configured with a mount point and is different from the NS of the deleted directory, the router should identify and move the data to the trash can of the current user of src
   
   1. If there is no mount point for the trash, Hadoop shell maybe fails because it will try to create trash dir. See TrashPolicyDefault.java#moveToTrash
   2. Can MultipleDestinationMountTableResolver resolve this?


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