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so I create a special admin via<br>
keystone user-create --name dsp --pass 123<br>
keystone user-role-add --name dsp --role admin --tenant admin<br>
then I unset OS_SERVICE_TOKEN<br>
and try to get the user-role-list via<br>
keystone --debug --os-username=dsp
--os-auth-url=<a href="http://172.23.56.78:35357/v2.0" target="_blank">http://172.23.56.78:35357/v2.0</a> --os-password=123
user-role-list <br>
and just get no result.<br>
But if I try to add some user-role-list entries, keystone tells,
that this combination still exists. For my opinion, I should get
some result for the keystone user-role-list or am I wrong?<br>
<br>
With the debug-option on, I get this:<br>
"user": {"username": "dsp", "roles_links": [], "id":
"11958972ebce4d97831f3139ab3465aa", "roles": [], "name": "dsp"},
"metadata": {"is_admin": 0, "roles": []}}}<br>
Shouldn't the is_admin parameter set to 1?<br>
<br></div></blockquote></div><br>Are you missing --os-tenant-name option or are you passing it via environment variable? Make sure tenant name used to do auth is admin. You should be able to tell which tenant you are using in the debug log.<br clear="all">
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