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Hi,
First of all, thank you all for Falcon. It's awesome.
However, it looks like the Apache Drill connector only works with S3 buckets. Nonetheless, Drill itself is able to query from lots of other places (such as a local filesystem, HDFS, MongoDB...).
Adding generic support for Apache Drill (without the need for S3 credentials) would be great. It would expand Falcon capabilities a lot
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Describe the bug
With XDG_CONFIG_HOME set to something other than $HOME/.config, the supplied apparmor profile DENIES the file access to the redshift.conf file. Adding the line:
owner @{XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/redshift/redshift.conf r,
to the usr.bin.redshift file fixes this when running redshift from the command line. It does not fix it when running redshift-gtk however.