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07-05-2021
04:58 AM
Hi, I have a requirement like, i need to create hive policy with two groups .one group with "ALL" permissions to some "x" user and 2nd group with "select" permission to "y" user. i have created policy through REST APi with one group but with "all" permissions but how to mention 2nd group with "select" permission in same create policy command. Thanks in advance! Srini Podili
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01-12-2021
03:37 AM
Hello @jstraub , Can you please share the script? Many thanks in advance!.
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05-19-2017
06:32 PM
@Farzaneh Poorjabar Easiest way to assign access only to a specific directory (say /home/farzaneh) is: Resource path : /home/farzaneh isRecursive: false If you need the access granted recursively to a directory and all directories under it, then Resource path : /home/farzaneh isRecursive:true But, there is a side-effect. Access will be granted to all paths starting with /home/farzaneh There is no explicit way to specify in a ranger policy, if the specified resource is a file or a directory. That leads to these corner cases. You could still get the effect you want by specifying two policies, one with resource as '/home/farzaneh/*', isRecursive = true and another with two resources ['/home/farzaneh', '/home/farzaneh/'] with isRecursive = false.
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