Thanks again for response.
Regarding (a), keystone user-list was precisely what I needed. Thanks!
Regarding (b), I started poking around some more to see if I could
uncover some more information. Here's what I found:
(i) First, we'll get a list of tenants and grep for the lab I'm working on:
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Hi James,
I check it on my environment(Ubuntu 12.04 + devstack), the situation is
the same with Chen's.
Please give more info here, maybe some conf are incorrect.
Thanks~
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 11:45 AM, Chenrui (A) wrote:
> My keystoneclient version is 0.3.2
>
> (a)
> If you want g
My keystoneclient version is 0.3.2
(a)
If you want get all users in a tenant, please try 'keystone user-list
--tenant-id x'
If you want get all roles of all users in a tenant, you need to get all users
in a tenant first, then use 'keystone user-role-list' to get each user's roles
and get th