Briefly, this error occurs when there are changes in the role mappings file for a specific realm in Elasticsearch. This could be due to manual changes or an update process. The role mappings file controls user access and permissions. To resolve this issue, you can 1) Verify the changes made are correct and intended. 2) If the changes were unintended, revert to the previous version of the role mappings file. 3) If the error persists, check for syntax errors in the file. 4) Ensure the file has the correct permissions and is accessible by Elasticsearch.
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Log Context
Log “role mappings file [{}] changed for realm [{}/{}]. updating mappings…” classname is DnRoleMapper.java.
We extracted the following from Elasticsearch source code for those seeking an in-depth context :
if (file.equals(DnRoleMapper.this.file)) {
final Map> previousDnRoles = dnRoles;
dnRoles = parseFileLenient(file; logger; config.type(); config.name());
if (previousDnRoles.equals(dnRoles) == false) {
logger.info("role mappings file [{}] changed for realm [{}/{}]. updating mappings..."; file.toAbsolutePath();
config.type(); config.name());
notifyRefresh();
}
}
}
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