Fix admin_token issue in keystone-only.pp manifest
To fix bug #1582893 we have removed admin_token_auth middleware
from public/admin/v3 pipelines. It turns out that this change made
it impossible to use dockerctl check command in swarm tests, since
openstack util were unable to authorize itself using admin_token.
I have modified keystone-only.pp to temporary add admin_token_auth
middleware during puppet execution.
Change-Id: I00ad873cda454fcf062db3a383057ad12511922c
Closes-bug: #1602573
(cherry picked from commit e03d04d23db7eb8fee04a874b17975cd207f3442)
Reviewed: https:/ /review. openstack. org/351115 /git.openstack. org/cgit/ openstack/ fuel-library/ commit/ ?id=8a703675163 1b85249afe0295c a60d9630ed8a40
Committed: https:/
Submitter: Jenkins
Branch: stable/7.0
commit 8a7036751631b85 249afe0295ca60d 9630ed8a40
Author: Alexey Stupnikov <email address hidden>
Date: Wed Jul 13 11:54:30 2016 +0300
Fix admin_token issue in keystone-only.pp manifest
To fix bug #1582893 we have removed admin_token_auth middleware
from public/admin/v3 pipelines. It turns out that this change made
it impossible to use dockerctl check command in swarm tests, since
openstack util were unable to authorize itself using admin_token.
I have modified keystone-only.pp to temporary add admin_token_auth
middleware during puppet execution.
Change-Id: I00ad873cda454f cf062db3a383057 ad12511922c fee04a874b17975 cd207f3442)
Closes-bug: #1602573
(cherry picked from commit e03d04d23db7eb8