[Openstack] Problem with Keystone on Debian 7

Daniel Spiekermann daniel.spiekermann at fernuni-hagen.de
Fri Aug 15 08:59:54 UTC 2014


Am 15.08.2014 10:22, schrieb sylecn:
>
>     so I create a special admin via
>     keystone user-create --name dsp --pass 123
>     keystone user-role-add --name dsp --role admin --tenant admin
>     then I unset OS_SERVICE_TOKEN
>     and try to get the user-role-list via
>     keystone --debug --os-username=dsp
>     --os-auth-url=http://172.23.56.78:35357/v2.0 --os-password=123 
>     user-role-list
>     and just get no result.
>     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?
>
>     With the debug-option on, I get this:
>     "user": {"username": "dsp", "roles_links": [], "id":
>     "11958972ebce4d97831f3139ab3465aa", "roles": [], "name": "dsp"},
>     "metadata": {"is_admin": 0, "roles": []}}}
>     Shouldn't the is_admin parameter set to 1?
>
>
> 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.
>
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Thats it
Thanks
Dan

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