Hello,
2012/9/13 Andy Pieters :
>> Could you post your keystone config? It seems that
>> paste/deploy/loadwsgi.py tries to load that 'server' module because it
>> found it in local_conf. I'm not sure where contents of local_conf
>> comes from.
> Aha! The plot, as they say, thickens... See attached
Hi
On 13 September 2012 19:30, Krzysztof Warzecha wrote:
> Sorry for delayed response, I had a busy week.
Not at all, I appreciate your help regardless
> No, keystone-all and keystone-manage will not be available system wide
> unless you add them to path. I'm not sure if this is good idea. You
>
Hi,
Sorry for delayed response, I had a busy week.
2012/9/11 Andy Pieters :
> Python. Could you tell me what the implications are of using this under
> virtualenv. Does it mean that they keystone-all and keystone-manage tools
> will be available system wide? Can you think of other implications of
Hi
On 11 September 2012 15:35, Krzysztof Warzecha wrote:
> I downloaded and installed keystone under virtualenv (sorry, I will
> not use your pkgbuild, I always use virtualenv and don't want to
> install any python modules systemwide):
> [snip]
> And it seems here to work fine (it starts http se
Hello,
2012/9/11 Andy Pieters :
> To install the keystone service, I created a PKGBUILD file (see attachment)
> which seems to work fine,but the resulting applications seem to be missing
> a key component. The error I keep getting is 'no module named server'.
I downloaded and installed keystone u
HI guys
If this is beyond the scope of the list, then please accept my apologies.
I am trying to install the entire OpenStack stack on Arch Linux and keep
running into an issue with the keystone service.
As far as I understand it, most of it is written in Python.
To install the keystone service
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