I'm wondering if the unicode friendly version returned by keystoneauth is causing the signature to be calculated incorrectly. Can you run:
req_token = keystone.oauth1.request_tokens.create( consumer_key=consumer.id, consumer_secret=consumer.secret, project='7908bbde268348a9991ecdfa76fda577')
and see what happens?
I'm wondering if the unicode friendly version returned by keystoneauth is causing the signature to be calculated incorrectly. Can you run:
req_token = keystone. oauth1. request_ tokens. create(
consumer_ key=consumer. id,
consumer_ secret= consumer. secret,
project= '7908bbde268348 a9991ecdfa76fda 577')
and see what happens?