I've been reading the patch and I find something different between the expectations of failure in
the patch and the stacktrace posted in the description.
Specifically the patch contains this line:
+ except exception.AuthorizationFailure as e:
+ trust_ex = ("Could not find trust: %s" % self.cluster.trust_id)
[...]
+ if trust_ex in str(e):
[...]
While the error in the stacktrace is not about "could not find trust", it's simply a "you are not
authorized to perform the requested action".
magnum.common.exception.AuthorizationFailure: unexpected keystone client error occurred: You are not
authorized to perform the requested action. (HTTP 403)
I will try to get copies of the keystone logs for 2023-09-08 to know why keystone didn't allow the
access.
I've been reading the patch and I find something different between the expectations of failure in
the patch and the stacktrace posted in the description.
Specifically the patch contains this line:
+ except exception. AuthorizationFa ilure as e: trust_id)
+ trust_ex = ("Could not find trust: %s" % self.cluster.
[...]
+ if trust_ex in str(e):
[...]
While the error in the stacktrace is not about "could not find trust", it's simply a "you are not
authorized to perform the requested action".
magnum. common. exception. AuthorizationFa ilure: unexpected keystone client error occurred: You are not
authorized to perform the requested action. (HTTP 403)
I will try to get copies of the keystone logs for 2023-09-08 to know why keystone didn't allow the
access.