From the logs it seems to be using the 'auth_type': 'token_endpoint' and no session.
I could see in your trace where the url is 'x', which tells me something is wrong with your setup.
Using auth plugin: token_endpoint Using parameters {'url': 'x', 'token': '***', 'project_name': 'admin'}
When I try to use token_endpoint plugin, I get the below in the trace:
Using auth plugin: token_endpoint Using parameters {'url': 'http://192.168.1.61:8004/v1/admin', 'token': '***', 'project_name': 'admin'}
We can put a hack[1] to check for the auth_plugin_name=token_endpoint and then populate the kwargs, but that would probably not solve your issue.
[1] if instance.auth_plugin_name == 'token_endpoint': kwargs.update('endpoint': url, 'token': instance.auth.token})
I think Ryan(who initially reported this) did not notice the issue when he tried with a fresh setup.
From the logs it seems to be using the 'auth_type': 'token_endpoint' and no session.
I could see in your trace where the url is 'x', which tells me something is wrong with your setup.
Using auth plugin: token_endpoint
Using parameters {'url': 'x', 'token': '***', 'project_name': 'admin'}
When I try to use token_endpoint plugin, I get the below in the trace:
Using auth plugin: token_endpoint 192.168. 1.61:8004/ v1/admin', 'token': '***', 'project_name': 'admin'}
Using parameters {'url': 'http://
We can put a hack[1] to check for the auth_plugin_ name=token_ endpoint and then populate the kwargs, but that would probably not solve your issue.
[1] auth_plugin_ name == 'token_endpoint':
kwargs. update( 'endpoint' : url,
'token' : instance. auth.token} )
if instance.
I think Ryan(who initially reported this) did not notice the issue when he tried with a fresh setup.