Examples of CryptoModuleParameters

org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleParameters
This class defines several parameters needed by by a module providing cryptographic stream support in Accumulo. The following Javadoc details which parameters are used for which operations (encryption vs. decryption), which ones return values (i.e. are "out" parameters from the {@link CryptoModule}), and which ones are required versus optional in certain situations. Most of the time, these classes can be constructed using {@link CryptoModuleFactory#createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(org.apache.accumulo.core.conf.AccumuloConfiguration)}.

Examples of org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleParameters

      // additional parameters it needs from the underlying stream.
      String cryptoModuleClassname = input.readUTF();
      CryptoModule cryptoModule = CryptoModuleFactory.getCryptoModule(cryptoModuleClassname);


      // Create the parameters and set the input stream into those parameters
      CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf);
      params.setEncryptedInputStream(input);


      // Create the plaintext input stream from the encrypted one
      params = cryptoModule.getDecryptingInputStream(params);


      if (params.getPlaintextInputStream() instanceof DataInputStream) {
        decryptingInput = (DataInputStream) params.getPlaintextInputStream();
      } else {
        decryptingInput = new DataInputStream(params.getPlaintextInputStream());
      }
    } else {
      input.seek(0);
      byte[] magicV2 = DfsLogger.LOG_FILE_HEADER_V2.getBytes();
      byte[] magicBufferV2 = new byte[magicV2.length];
      input.readFully(magicBufferV2);


      if (Arrays.equals(magicBufferV2, magicV2)) {
        // Log files from 1.5 dump their options in raw to the logger files. Since we don't know the class
        // that needs to read those files, we can make a couple of basic assumptions. Either it's going to be
        // the NullCryptoModule (no crypto) or the DefaultCryptoModule.


        // If it's null, we won't have any parameters whatsoever. First, let's attempt to read
        // parameters
        Map<String,String> opts = new HashMap<String,String>();
        int count = input.readInt();
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
          String key = input.readUTF();
          String value = input.readUTF();
          opts.put(key, value);
        }


        if (opts.size() == 0) {
          // NullCryptoModule, we're done
          decryptingInput = input;
        } else {


          // The DefaultCryptoModule will want to read the parameters from the underlying file, so we will put the file back to that spot.
          org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModule cryptoModule = org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleFactory
              .getCryptoModule(DefaultCryptoModule.class.getName());


          CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf);


          input.seek(0);
          input.readFully(magicBufferV2);
          params.setEncryptedInputStream(input);


          params = cryptoModule.getDecryptingInputStream(params);
          if (params.getPlaintextInputStream() instanceof DataInputStream) {
            decryptingInput = (DataInputStream) params.getPlaintextInputStream();
          } else {
            decryptingInput = new DataInputStream(params.getPlaintextInputStream());
          }
        }


      } else {

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Examples of org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleParameters

          .getConfiguration().get(Property.CRYPTO_MODULE_CLASS));


      // Initialize the log file with a header and the crypto params used to set up this log file.
      logFile.write(LOG_FILE_HEADER_V3.getBytes(Constants.UTF8));


      CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf.getConfiguration());


      NoFlushOutputStream nfos = new NoFlushOutputStream(logFile);
      params.setPlaintextOutputStream(nfos);


      // In order to bootstrap the reading of this file later, we have to record the CryptoModule that was used to encipher it here,
      // so that that crypto module can re-read its own parameters.


      logFile.writeUTF(conf.getConfiguration().get(Property.CRYPTO_MODULE_CLASS));


      params = cryptoModule.getEncryptingOutputStream(params);
      OutputStream encipheringOutputStream = params.getEncryptedOutputStream();


      // If the module just kicks back our original stream, then just use it, don't wrap it in
      // another data OutputStream.
      if (encipheringOutputStream == nfos) {
        log.debug("No enciphering, using raw output stream");

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Examples of org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleParameters

      // additional parameters it needs from the underlying stream.
      String cryptoModuleClassname = input.readUTF();
      CryptoModule cryptoModule = CryptoModuleFactory.getCryptoModule(cryptoModuleClassname);


      // Create the parameters and set the input stream into those parameters
      CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf);
      params.setEncryptedInputStream(input);


      // Create the plaintext input stream from the encrypted one
      params = cryptoModule.getDecryptingInputStream(params);


      if (params.getPlaintextInputStream() instanceof DataInputStream) {
        decryptingInput = (DataInputStream) params.getPlaintextInputStream();
      } else {
        decryptingInput = new DataInputStream(params.getPlaintextInputStream());
      }
    } else {
      input.seek(0);
      byte[] magicV2 = DfsLogger.LOG_FILE_HEADER_V2.getBytes();
      byte[] magicBufferV2 = new byte[magic.length];
      input.readFully(magicBufferV2);


      if (Arrays.equals(magicBufferV2, magicV2)) {
        // Log files from 1.5 dump their options in raw to the logger files. Since we don't know the class
        // that needs to read those files, we can make a couple of basic assumptions. Either it's going to be
        // the NullCryptoModule (no crypto) or the DefaultCryptoModule.


        // If it's null, we won't have any parameters whatsoever. First, let's attempt to read
        // parameters
        Map<String,String> opts = new HashMap<String,String>();
        int count = input.readInt();
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
          String key = input.readUTF();
          String value = input.readUTF();
          opts.put(key, value);
        }


        if (opts.size() == 0) {
          // NullCryptoModule, we're done
          decryptingInput = input;
        } else {


          // The DefaultCryptoModule will want to read the parameters from the underlying file, so we will put the file back to that spot.
          org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModule cryptoModule = org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleFactory
              .getCryptoModule(DefaultCryptoModule.class.getName());


          CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf);


          input.seek(0);
          input.readFully(magicBuffer);
          params.setEncryptedInputStream(input);


          params = cryptoModule.getDecryptingInputStream(params);
          if (params.getPlaintextInputStream() instanceof DataInputStream) {
            decryptingInput = (DataInputStream) params.getPlaintextInputStream();
          } else {
            decryptingInput = new DataInputStream(params.getPlaintextInputStream());
          }
        }


      } else {

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Examples of org.apache.accumulo.core.security.crypto.CryptoModuleParameters

          .getConfiguration().get(Property.CRYPTO_MODULE_CLASS));


      // Initialize the log file with a header and the crypto params used to set up this log file.
      logFile.write(LOG_FILE_HEADER_V3.getBytes(Constants.UTF8));


      CryptoModuleParameters params = CryptoModuleFactory.createParamsObjectFromAccumuloConfiguration(conf.getConfiguration());


      NoFlushOutputStream nfos = new NoFlushOutputStream(logFile);
      params.setPlaintextOutputStream(nfos);


      // In order to bootstrap the reading of this file later, we have to record the CryptoModule that was used to encipher it here,
      // so that that crypto module can re-read its own parameters.


      logFile.writeUTF(conf.getConfiguration().get(Property.CRYPTO_MODULE_CLASS));


      params = cryptoModule.getEncryptingOutputStream(params);
      OutputStream encipheringOutputStream = params.getEncryptedOutputStream();


      // If the module just kicks back our original stream, then just use it, don't wrap it in
      // another data OutputStream.
      if (encipheringOutputStream == nfos) {
        log.debug("No enciphering, using raw output stream");

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