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This is embarrasing! :S
Thanks Trey!

Ricardo


El 26-04-2013 12:58, Trey Duskin escribió:
> You should try to use http://172.20.21.240:5000/v2.0/tokens as your 
> Auth URL.
>
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> *---*
> *Trey Duskin*
> Dir. of Technical Services, Maldivica
> 404.955.7490 (c)
> www.maldivica.com <http://www.maldivica.com>
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>
> On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 11:53 AM, Ricardo Contreras 
> <rcontreras1989 at gmail.com <mailto:rcontreras1989 at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Trey,
>     thanks for the fast answer!
>     I'm using this URL: http://172.20.21.240:5000/v2.0 ... are you
>     saying that I must use http://172.20.21.240:5000/tokens ?... or
>     something like that?.
>
>     Regareds,
>
>
>     El 26-04-2013 12 <tel:26-04-2013%2012>:26, Trey Duskin escribió:
>>     Ricardo,
>>
>>     Shot in the dark, but can you append '/tokens' to the end of your
>>     auth URL in CloudBerry/Whitewater?  I've seen some posts on the
>>     internet talking about that being required by some clients.
>>
>>
>>     *
>>     *
>>     *---*
>>     *Trey Duskin*
>>     Dir. of Technical Services, Maldivica
>>     404.955.7490 <tel:404.955.7490> (c)
>>     www.maldivica.com <http://www.maldivica.com>
>>
>>
>>     On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Ricardo Contreras
>>     <rcontreras1989 at gmail.com <mailto:rcontreras1989 at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>         Hi guys!
>>         I need help with an implementation using Swift+Keystone.
>>         We are implementing a basic installation of OpenStack, just
>>         using Swift and Keystone Modules. The Object Storage will be
>>         used by Riverbed Whitewater as a Storage Cloud.
>>
>>         I have correctly installed and  running Keystone and Swift:
>>
>>         root at SwiftV2:/etc# keystone catalog
>>         Service: object-store
>>         +-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>         |   Property | Value                                |
>>         +-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>         |   adminURL  | http://172.20.21.240:8888/v1 |
>>         |      id     | e600dcf78c4d4f39a39f3f3a92c1b5d4 |
>>         | internalURL |
>>         http://172.20.21.240:8888/v1/AUTH_ab6f8b28350e4669899d7690bf0b468e
>>         |
>>         |  publicURL  |
>>         http://172.20.21.240:8888/v1/AUTH_ab6f8b28350e4669899d7690bf0b468e
>>         |
>>         |    region   | RegionOne                              |
>>         +-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
>>         Service: identity
>>         +-------------+----------------------------------+
>>         |   Property  | Value               |
>>         +-------------+----------------------------------+
>>         |   adminURL  | http://172.20.21.240:35357/v2.0 |
>>         |      id     | a93f29c0e08a4bc59b9f42e34a3c498a |
>>         | internalURL | http://172.20.21.240:5000/v2.0 |
>>         |  publicURL  | http://172.20.21.240:5000/v2.0 |
>>         |    region   | RegionOne             |
>>         +-------------+----------------------------------+
>>         root at SwiftV2:/etc#
>>
>>         With the Swift Client all works fine:
>>
>>         root at SwiftV2:/etc# swift -V 2.0 -A
>>         http://172.20.21.240:5000/v2.0 -U demo:admin -K $ADMINPASS stat
>>            Account: AUTH_ab6f8b28350e4669899d7690bf0b468e
>>         Containers: 2
>>            Objects: 0
>>              Bytes: 0
>>         Accept-Ranges: bytes
>>         X-Timestamp: 1366985761.99310
>>         Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
>>         root at SwiftV2:/etc#
>>
>>         But using other program from other machine, like CloudBerry
>>         Explorer, I receive error 500 message:
>>         *<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>**
>>         **<error xmlns="http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0"
>>         <http://docs.openstack.org/identity/api/v2.0> message="An
>>         unexpected error prevented the server from fulfilling your
>>         request. get_version() got an unexpected keyword argument
>>         'auth'" code="500" title="Internal Server Error"/>*
>>
>>
>>
>>         The same thing occurrs when I try to connect the Riverbed
>>         Whitewater to Swift.
>>
>>         Could any help me with this?...
>>         I have working an v1 Swift Implementation, but we want to
>>         have a dinamic user administration. However, the final
>>         solution is to have a Web Based Administration Platform with
>>         Quotas (on version 1 I was using a Development from Alex
>>         Yang), User Administration, and Monitoring of the Cluster...
>>         but, is important to connect to the Cloud first :)
>>
>>         Thanks in advance!
>>         Ricardo Contreras
>>
>>
>>
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