Comment 64 for bug 1449212

I'm getting the same result as you Christian, interestingly the swift.authorze method isn't being overriden so that's good.. but the result is None, so the container check isn't returning a 401 like we suspect.

Here's some sanitised q() output:

  handle_request: id(req.environ['swift.authorize'])=140192181680680
  handle_request: id(req.environ['swift.authorize'])=140192234245248
  handle_request: id(req.environ['swift.authorize'])=140192234245248
  __call__: id(env['swift.authorize'])=140192234245248
  handle_request: id(req.environ['swift.authorize'])=140192234245248

  __call__: id(env['swift.authorize'])=140415816079552
  handle_request: id(req.environ['swift.authorize'])=140415816079552
  handle_request: resp=None

NOTE: The function ID stays the same, and the response to the swift.authorize is None

I'm going to look into it further.