Open Stack

Progress but new issues.
After changing the above OS_USERNAME envron variable to "admin" the
error no longer is "invalid User" but now is "Could not find project"

So, specific question(s):
Does stack.sh set up a default project?
Is there a specific command to display and list configured projects? -
I found the variable "OS_PROJECT_NAME" can be set but is not listed as
a required setting for stack.sh.

Hoping for advice/guidance whether a re-install with OS_PROJECT_NAME"
is set (no problem) or if this has already been set by default (How to
display?) or if it should be added?

TIA,
Tony

On Fri, Dec 11, 2015 at 11:27 AM, Tony Su <tonysu at su-networking.com> wrote:
> Unable to launch a docker container using "nova boot" command
> (OpenStack Wiki Docker) due to User permissions
>
> Following instructions this reference
> https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Docker
>
> Although I'm installing on openSUSE, I don't believe the problem I'm
> running into is distro-specific, it has to do with launching "nova
> boot' with proper security context.
>
> Have installed Devstack and Docker following the instructions on this page.
> Based on this page, the install can be replicated on an openSUSE (I'm
> deploying on LEAP) following the instructions and using the scripts I
> created referenced on this page
> https://en.opensuse.org/User:Tsu2/openstack-install
>
> The install is on LEAP 42.1
>
> Now, am attempting to run the section in the Wiki "Testing Nova-Docker"
> The commands assume using openrc, but because openSUSE is systemd
> instead of openrc I am instead running the commands individually in a
> console
>
> $ docker pull cirros
> $ docker save cirros | glance image-create --name cirros --visibility
> public --container-format docker --disk-format raw
> # nova boot image cirros --flavor ml.tiny dl
>
> The above command results in an error
>
> ERROR (Unauthorized): Invalid user / password (Disable debug mode to
> suppress these details.) (HTTP 401) (Request-ID:
> req-46cdb314-75ef-4049-b95b-b73c0818e3ab)
>
> Note: although the following lists my attempts to resolve, even
> without further attempts it's already possible to log in through
> Horizon (dashboard) and see the cirros image downloaded by Docker
> although it seems that Horizon cannot use it (can't access the actual
> file location and possibly doesn't understand the docker format)
>
> Have attempted the following to set user credentials:
> - specify in the command line os-username=demo and os-userpassword=password
> Result - No change
> - create a file containing the following environmental variables(These
> are same as was set in original Devstack setup) and sourcing it
>
> export OS_USERNAME=demo
> export OS_TENANT_NAME=default
> export OS_PASSWORD=password
> export OS_AUTH_URL=http://10.88.88.129:5000/v2.0/
> export 0S_REGION_NAME=USA
>
> Result: You can now verify successfully setting the values using echo,
> but the "nova boot" command still results in same error
>
> TIA if anyone can provide insight if I'm not interpreting the error
> correctly or can resolve.
>
> Tony