This patch tells neutronclient not to open an authentication session
against keystone if using --os-auth-strategy=noauth.
The intended behaviour in bp keystone-v3-api-support was that
--os-auth-strategy will be completely deprecated and that the absence
of --os-auth-url will signify that noauth is needed. This patch does
not intend to deprecate the strategy option, since that seems to be a
much larger change in the client, so a smaller fix is proposed instead.
This is needed for future Neutron integration tests which will be done
in-tree, since we don't want Neutron to depend on other projects
(including Keystone) during these tests.
Closes-bug: #1375765
Change-Id: I9c61e304f75d3d105e1d66782a7495488eefd5e2
When an user intentionally provides an keyboard interrupt, neutronclient
throws the entire traceback on to the terminal instead of handling it.
neutronclient will now handle the keyboard interrrupt and provides an crisp
message on to the terminal.
Change-Id: I55a85cd4bfcbf26d81e5678b6f4aed3d1c288467
Closes-Bug: #1367283
* Replace of urllib by six urlparse
* Convert dict keys into list to be able to retrieve the first element
* Use integer division for integers
* Use int instead of long in XML serialization/deserialization under Py3
Co-author: Cyril Roelandt <cyril.roelandt@enovance.com>
Change-Id: Ia79c831310775bf1c3dbec06010f8949c3a73887
In verbose mode, iso8601 package produces the following useless debug
messages:
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'2014' for 'year' with default None
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'09' for 'monthdash' with default 1
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got 9 for 'month' with default 9
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'14' for 'daydash' with default 1
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got 14 for 'day' with default 14
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'16' for 'hour' with default None
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'31' for 'minute' with default None
DEBUG: iso8601.iso8601 Got u'23' for 'second' with default None
This change silences them.
Change-Id: Ibd0c5bb48b1ab86aaee2c8cb4f27b7e5fa8b4bef
Remove else branch of try-catch block since
it is never executed.
Get rid of passing result to shell clean-up function
since it is not used.
Change-Id: I9360d1e27fc203672ba0511b58172f5c776bdfb6
The --timeout parameter was already used by the
load balancer subcommand so adding it as a top-level
parameter broke the load balancer commands. This
patch renames the new --timeout top-level command
to --http-timeout so it doesn't conflict with the
existing load balancer commands.
DocImpact
Closes-Bug: #1353536
Change-Id: I3d1dd9537e546191c5905e0aa5415de5308d9c7e
Neutron command lines always display some useless information. This
should be avoided. This commit modifies the default level of console
stream to WARNING.
Closes-bug: #1356735
Change-Id: I997dad9ce3fc3eb795e4e44b27d211fa619c1907
Added functionality from keystoneclient to fallback to the tty for password
entry if no password is given via the environment or the --os-password option.
Closes-Bug: 1356550
Change-Id: I7d0428a8901cae667ef598aa515e108a3a679540
This change enables the neutron client to use the keystone v3 API (in
addition to v2). This allows user domains and tenant/project domains to
be specified. This is necessary because keystone v2 API is deprecated
as of Icehouse.
The keystone session object (and auth plugin) can now be specified
and are required to use the keystone v3 API. The existing HTTPClient
is retained for backward compatibility. See changes in shell.py for
an example of how to construct the session and auth plugin.
Implements: blueprint keystone-api-v3-support
Change-Id: I9d0395d405b9fbe4db08ad3727f9413be7b82811
This patch adds a new option (-r | --retries) to specify how many times the
client should attempt to connect to the Neutron server when using idempotent
methods (GET, PUT and DELETE). The patch also provides more user-friendly
message when it's impossible to connect to Neutron server from CLI and
ensures that connection-related exceptions are raised to the caller by
default when neutronclient is used as a library.
DocImpact
Closes-Bug: #1312225
Change-Id: Id74d7cf9a0e8c5d2cd3ee4851c883d5286bea19d
Adds a new --timeout option and check to the env
var OS_NETWORK_TIMEOUT to set the HTTP timeout used
for the request to the Neutron backend.
DocImpact
Closes-Bug: #1338932
Change-Id: I0d9687e671f68c4845af2439abfe581c6dcf020c
Several changes to make help strings consistent:
* End options with "."
* Add missing space between lines
* Capitalize first word of help strings
* Improve wording of text
* Make strings consistent.
* Use "VPN service"
Closes-Bug: #1321871
Change-Id: I8fdc356574d680c222b8a26dcc5ad8e3a2b4e4f1
This change try to reduce the useless urllib3 connection info in
CLI by set the log level of urllib3.connectionpool.
Change-Id: I9d21d29ae0274133099dd05a14e5211d77ffe721
Closes-Bug: #1333485
According to the OpenStack translation policy available at
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/LoggingStandards debug messages
should not be translated. Like mentioned in several changes in
Nova by garyk this is to help prioritize log translation.
Change-Id: I639624cbe64749085654b32ac85596fdae577230
In Keystone V3 user names are no longer necessarily unique
across domains.
A user can still authenticate a user in the non default
domain via the V2 API providng they use IDs instead of names.
Tenant_ID is already supported, this change adds support
for user ID
Closes-Bug: #1299807
Change-Id: I22fdd9a6749f7dfbdd2dc8313fddc81e5ea0b753
A net-partition provides administrative separation between groups of tenant
routers/networks/subnets. Within a net-partition, subnets can be shared, and
VMs can connect multiple vNICs to subnets within the net-partition.
For security and isolation between organizations, VMs may not connect
VNICs to subnets within more than one net-partition.
This work is in accordance with bp/nuage-networks-plugin which is
under review: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/67272/
Change-Id: Ia9b0304f714c65548cd6b8ce6ff74a3075c4e673
Implements: blueprint nuage-net-partition-extension
Network service type is selected as 'network' statically.
This will select the service_type from environment variables or CLI options.
The option works like the service type option in the novaclient.
Implements blueprint specify-service-type
Change-Id: If21bd2b5cb35da5bcabca79aa0567870331a3a6f
We don't need to have the vi modelines in each source file,
it can be set in a user's vimrc if required.
Change-Id: Ic30e91df1b0e25beda9b8d8c19be58573cdae4f6
Closes-Bug: #1229324
Most of the openstack clients (for example nova) when --debug is specified it
shows the api calls the client is making. However, when debug is passed into
the neutronclient it shows exceptions that have occurred inside the
neutronclient. This patch combines verbose and debug to do the samething.
Change-Id: I6f2e0b17ffbe8fbfa77e26222dae32f5ab1e8866
Closes-bug: #1260489
Using tools/check_i18n.py to scan source directory, and fix most of
the errors.
- Message internationalization
- First letter must be capital
- Using comma instead of percent in LOG.xxx
Partial-Bug: #1217100
Change-Id: I312f999f97e33d84c3f06fa1caacf32affc26a78
Add support to the Neutron client for credentials and profiles to allow
for working with Nexus 1000V. These are in support of the Nexus 1000V
Cisco plugin work.
Change-Id: I63e7ea09b1da027e308e32ae9a8e0400ab5965f2
Implements: blueprint cisco-n1k-neutron-client
Even in case of DEBUG level logging credentials (especially those that
give admin level access) should not be saved into log files.
This way of handling it has the side effect that if someone uses
password "password", it will be replaced in another place too... but
password "password" or some other keyword that can be found in the
request itself was a pretty bad idea to begin with.
Shell utilities are not affected and the verbose mode will still
display the passwords to make debugging easy.
Implements: blueprint limit-credentials-logging
Change-Id: I50d0ebbfbd44c7a5b162d9334b4fdbda67e5c28d
