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  2. ENTESB-11629

Automatic encryption does not work for custom files

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      Refer attached TesCase.zip It contains the working and NotWorking directories.

      .
├── NotWorking
│   ├── org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg
│   ├── OSGI-INF
│   │   └── blueprint
│   │       └── blueprint.xml
│   └── users2.properties
└── Working
    ├── org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg
    ├── OSGI-INF
    │   └── blueprint
    │       └── blueprint.xml
    └── users.properties

      For the issue, refer NotWorking in TestCase.zip

      1. Keep the users2.properties in the etc directory.
      2. Replace the "etc/org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg" with the org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg in NotWorking
      3. Keept the directory OSGI-INF in the deploy directory.
      4. Start the server.

      With the above steps, the expectation was that the passwords inside the users2.properties would automatically be encrypted.

      However, the file users2.properties remains unchanged and no passwords and encrypted.

      Try the same steps in Fuse 6.3 and users2.properties would get encrypted.

      For Fuse 7.2, If we repeat the same steps for users.properties instead of users2.properties, the automatic encryption works. Refer Working in TestCase.zip

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      Refer attached TesCase.zip It contains the working and NotWorking directories. . ├── NotWorking │   ├── org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg │   ├── OSGI-INF │   │   └── blueprint │   │   └── blueprint.xml │   └── users2.properties └── Working ├── org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg ├── OSGI-INF │   └── blueprint │   └── blueprint.xml └── users.properties For the issue, refer NotWorking in TestCase.zip 1. Keep the users2.properties in the etc directory. 2. Replace the "etc/org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg" with the org.apache.karaf.jaas.cfg in NotWorking 3. Keept the directory OSGI-INF in the deploy directory. 4. Start the server. With the above steps, the expectation was that the passwords inside the users2.properties would automatically be encrypted. However, the file users2.properties remains unchanged and no passwords and encrypted. Try the same steps in Fuse 6.3 and users2.properties would get encrypted. For Fuse 7.2, If we repeat the same steps for users.properties instead of users2.properties, the automatic encryption works. Refer Working in TestCase.zip

      Automatic encryption of passwords kept in a custom file does not work. It works for etc/users.properties only

      Steps are implemented as per documentation [1]

      [1] [1] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_fuse/7.2/html-single/apache_karaf_security_guide/index#JAASAuth-EncryptPassw

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              rhn-support-hnaram Herambh Naram (Inactive)
              Vratislav Hais Vratislav Hais (Inactive)
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