Created 04-28-2018 04:37 PM
Hi,
I'm using spark2 in Zeppelin. (HDP 2.6.4)
I'm loading a csv file with spark.read
val test = spark.read .option("header", "false") .option("delimiter", ",") .option("inferSchema", "true") .csv("file:///root/share/test.csv")
/root/share/ is a shared folder from host to docker container (virtualbox).
it has privileges like dwxrwxr---
Because of the shared folder, I cannot chmod 777 on it (or maybe someone knows how to do this...)
Anyways, spark comes back with a permission denied on this forlder/file.
Questions:
1. when running such a spark2 request in zeppelin, which permissions are applied?
2. How can I "elevate" these permissions to root (so that access can be made to any folder)
Thnaks a lot for your help!
Created 04-30-2018 01:57 PM
Answers inline:
1. when running such a spark2 request in zeppelin, which permissions are applied?
Answer > The application will run as zeppelin user, so all access will be performed as zeppelin
2. How can I "elevate" these permissions to root (so that access can be made to any folder)
Answer > This is generally not a good idea. I suggest you create a folder with proper access permissions somewhere else. Maybe under opt. Like this:
mkdir /opt/share
chmod 777 /opt/share
and use that one instead of /root which is the home directory for the root user.
HTH
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Created 04-30-2018 01:57 PM
Answers inline:
1. when running such a spark2 request in zeppelin, which permissions are applied?
Answer > The application will run as zeppelin user, so all access will be performed as zeppelin
2. How can I "elevate" these permissions to root (so that access can be made to any folder)
Answer > This is generally not a good idea. I suggest you create a folder with proper access permissions somewhere else. Maybe under opt. Like this:
mkdir /opt/share
chmod 777 /opt/share
and use that one instead of /root which is the home directory for the root user.
HTH
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Created 05-03-2018 01:27 PM
@Arnaud Bohelay Please let me know the above has helped answer your question. Thanks.