[Bugs] [Bug 1558507] New: Gluster allows renaming of folders, which contain WORMed/Retain or WORMed files
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Bug ID: 1558507
Summary: Gluster allows renaming of folders, which contain
WORMed/Retain or WORMed files
Product: GlusterFS
Version: 3.12
Component: unclassified
Assignee: bugs at gluster.org
Reporter: david.spisla at iternity.com
CC: bugs at gluster.org
Description of problem:
As mentioned in the summary, Gluster allows renaming of folders, which contain
WORMed/Retain or WORMed files. The path of a file is part of the files identity
and someone should not be allowed to change it, if the file is in WORMed/Retain
or WORMed state. This behaviour does not match the definition of WORM which
means that a file can not be changed after it was write initially
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
3.12.5
How reproducible:
You need access to a gluster volume via FUSE or something else and
worm-file-level must be switched on.
Steps to Reproduce:
$ mkdir test
$ echo test >> test/test.txt
$ chmod 444 test/test.txt
$ mv test test1
Actual results:
The command "mv test test1" can be done without error.
Expected results:
After executing the command "mv test test1" the system should not allow this
command
Additional info:
none
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