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10-21-2021
01:40 PM
Hi @PrernaU , It seems like the logged in user does not have permission to access the interpreter page. The authorization is dependent on how you have configured your shiro authentication. If you have integrated your AD with zeppelin the make sure the role mapping has done correctly and you have the correct user/group defined in the shiro roles section.
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09-22-2021
06:52 AM
@wbivp I created a community article long ago that details the Ranger based "NiFi Resource Identifier" policy strings you would use in Ranger to provide various levels of authorization within NiFi. https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Community-Articles/NiFi-Ranger-based-policy-descriptions/ta-p/246586 For example, it you want to grant access so that users can access and create components within a PG: /process-groups/<uuid of PG> . Grant Read and Write for your "group" and/or "user" to allow them to view configurations and added components (processors, controller services, child PGs, etc...) within this PG /data/process-groups/<uuid of PG> Granting Read and Write for your "group" and/or "user" to allow user to view and delete content (flowfiles) queued within connection within this PG. Keep in mind that child PGs will inherit the access granted to the parent PG unless explicit policies have been set on the child PG. Hope this helps, Matt
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09-07-2021
07:48 AM
@HeathG I'm happy to see you resolved your issue. Please mark the appropriate reply as the solution, as it will make it easier for others to find the answer in the future.
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08-31-2021
10:55 PM
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@KPG1 Ranger audits store in both HDFS and Solr. HDFS is used for long term , Solr will be used for short term storage. By using Solr you have data indexed and you can view it quickly from Ranger UI. Deleting older ranger audit from hdfs will not cause any issues to the service
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08-13-2021
09:44 PM
@Nil_kharat Ticket lifetime is set in kerberos configuration file krb5.conf in MIT kerberos, You can check the lifetime of the ticket using # klist command after doing kinit You can still specify the lifetime of the ticket using -l option as shown below # kinit -l 30m -kt <Keytab> <principal>
Example:
kinit -l 30m -kt sai.keytab sai@SUPPORTLAB.CLOUDERA.COM
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07-27-2021
10:36 PM
@Scharan The issue has been resolved. Summarising the resolution as below so that it helps others, As suspected, the hdp repository was not completely configured. So we deleted all the hdp repos from the servers. Created a new hdp repo in ambari-server host with the respective urls along with username and password for HDP and HDP-UTILS. Yum clean all, and yum repolist Then started with the ambari server installation as mentioned in the official documentation. Faced issues while installing hive especially with the mysql-connector-jar whose file size was around 24MB. Thanks for your help in providing the correct jar for the installation. The official documentation is very helpful for beginners like us. Now all the services are up and running successfully. Again Thank you and your team for your help in resolving this issue.
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07-26-2021
06:07 AM
@enirys Can you once remove the problematic kerberos principal from FreeIPA and then try and regenerate the kerberos keytabs ipa-rmkeytab [ -p principal-name ] [ -k keytab-file ] [ -r realm ] [ -d ]
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07-06-2021
11:10 AM
I was seeing the same issue, thanks to @jakezhang for posting. Changing the Ranger KMS: kerberos_princ_name from rangerkms to keyadmin allowed me to get this working. Thanks for the clues in the log file and to @Scharan
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06-10-2021
06:43 PM
@Scharan Appreciated your great help! After adding ranger.plugin.kms.policy.rest.url : Ranger KMS server started up ... Thanks again! Best regards, Jake Zhang
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05-26-2021
04:21 AM
I edited my solution above a bit. We found that the issue was related to some kind of routing from Oozie WF to YARN logs. What we wanted was to view the logs from the Oozie WF manager. When we access the logs from the YARN RM UI it works, but we couldn't able to view the logs directly from the Oozie WF manager. We already have the correct configurations present in the MapReduce service.
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