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nova examples fail with EndpointNotFound error #18
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Ouch, I honestly thought we handled this case :( Apparently, not enough. |
@mchlumsky could you test 1cb0926 and see if it helps? |
I tested with the 0.3.1 release, and it works on all the clouds I have access to (from Newton all the way up to Stein) except one very old Liberty cloud.
I won't hold it against you if you don't care about such an old release ;) Thanks for the fix! |
Could you file a separate bug with full logging? I cannot promise fixing it (it's been a while since I last saw Liberty), but maybe it will be obvious. |
Bug opened: #20 |
The nova examples (compute-versions, list-servers-paginated and list-servers) fail with EndpointNotFound
It happens on some of our clouds (from liberty to stein) but not all of them.
I suspect it's because the nova endpoint URLs contains the project_id because that's the only difference I see between the successes and failures. Version 2 or 2.1 doesn't make any difference, I see it fail in both cases when there is a project_id in the url.
The python openstack sdk works with all these clouds which is why I think it's ok to have the project_id in the endpoint URLs. In newer versions of openstack, the project_id is no longer necessary in the endpoint URLs but it's still supported AFAIK.
Here is the error with debug logging (with redacted hostnames, etc...). The endpoint url as seen in the catalog is https://host.domain.tld:8774/v2/.
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