8387188: JImageExtractTest.java test should deny APPEND_DATA ACL in testExtractToReadOnlyDir#31646
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Before this patch, the test in `testExtractToReadOnlyDir()`, which validates whether making jimage extract to a read-only directory results in a failure, denied creating files but it did not deny creating subdirectories. Although this does make jimage fail (and consequently, make the test pass), this isn't completely correct for two reasons. First, the test invocation ends up writing a series of empty subdirectories, when in reality we don't want the destination directory to be modified at all. Second, and more importantly, this leaves these directories in a state where Cygwin cannot remove them (see JBS issue for more details). This patch fixes the problem by adding `APPEND_DATA` to the deny list, thus prohibiting the principal running the test from creating both files as well as directories. This effectively sidesteps the issue of leaving broken directories on disk. See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/file-access-rights-constants for details about the file permissions, reproduced in part below: > FILE_WRITE_DATA: For a directory object, the right to create a file in the directory. > > FILE_APPEND_DATA: For a directory object, the right to create a subdirectory.
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Before this patch, the test in
testExtractToReadOnlyDir(), whichvalidates whether making jimage extract to a read-only directory results
in a failure, denied creating files but it did not deny creating
subdirectories. Although this does make jimage fail (and consequently,
make the test pass), this isn't completely correct for two reasons.
First, the test invocation ends up writing a series of empty
subdirectories, when in reality we don't want the destination directory
to be modified at all. Second, and more importantly, this leaves these
directories in a state where Cygwin cannot remove them (see JBS issue
for more details).
This patch fixes the problem by adding
APPEND_DATAto the deny list,thus prohibiting the principal running the test from creating both files
as well as directories. This effectively sidesteps the issue of leaving
broken directories on disk.
See
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/file-access-rights-constants
for details about the file permissions, reproduced in part below:
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