Gluster users - Aug 2011 - How can I get the X-Auth-Key in GlusterFS 3.3 Beta 1

Hey,

I download the latest version of glusterfs and the
gluster-object-storage-3.3beta1.tar.gz.  And I operate as the doc defined after
installation. But I have a problem now,that is I can't get the X-Auth-Key to
launch the command:

"
To authenticate, use the following command:
GET /v1.0 HTTP/1.1
Host: <storage URL>
X-Auth-User: <user name>
X-Auth-Key: <authentication-token-key>
"

I tried the user password in plain text, but it didn't work.  Anyone can
tell me how can I get the  X-Auth-Key ?



Wei Wu

Hi,
Use "/auth/v1.0" instead of "/v1.0", so it should be ,
GET /auth//v1.0 HTTP/1.1
Host: <storage URL>
X-Auth-User: <user name>
X-Auth-Key: <authentication-token-key>

We will fix this in documentation, thanks for reporting it.

Regards,
Gaurav


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Subject: [Gluster-devel] How can I get the X-Auth-Key in GlusterFS 3.3 Beta 1

Hey,

I download the latest version of glusterfs and the
gluster-object-storage-3.3beta1.tar.gz.  And I operate as the doc defined after
installation. But I have a problem now,that is I can't get the X-Auth-Key to
launch the command:

"
To authenticate, use the following command:
GET /v1.0 HTTP/1.1
Host: <storage URL>
X-Auth-User: <user name>
X-Auth-Key: <authentication-token-key>
"

I tried the user password in plain text, but it didn't work.  Anyone can
tell me how can I get the  X-Auth-Key ?



Wei Wu


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If its of any help to you, this is what i used to get the token.

curl -X GET -k -H "X-Storage-User:  username" -H "X-Storage-Pass:
secret"
https://127.0.0.1:443/auth/v1.0/ -D - && echo

Username will be in the form of: "account:username" where account is
the
volume name on which you created the username (v1 in the documentation).

Best regards,
Gabriel
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