Here's a simple reproducer:
FileSystem fs1( std::string( "root:[log in to unmask]" ) );
DirectoryList *rsp1 = 0;
XRootDStatus st1 = fs1.DirList( "/tmp", DirListFlags::None, rsp1 );
std::cout << st1.ToString() << std::endl;
FileSystem fs2( std::string( "root:[log in to unmask]" ) );
DirectoryList *rsp2 = 0;
XRootDStatus st2 = fs2.DirList( "/tmp", DirListFlags::None, rsp2 );
std::cout << st2.ToString() << std::endl;
In this scenario, a new connection is created for user1
and is authenticated with /tmp/user1proxy
credential. Afterwards, a new connection is being created for user2
and is being authenticated with the cached credential (again /tmp/user1proxy
).
This is easy to spot if one uses expired proxy as the second credential, in this case the second
dirls should fail, but it never does.
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