On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 3:11 PM, Wayne A. Walls <email address hidden> wrote:
> @Armando, I tried 'root' 'system:root' 'system', and a variety of other names. When using cyberduck, I have to use system:root and point to the right auth path "/auth/v1.0" This worked before I changed to swauth, now it's back to giving me errors...shrug
The account isn't even being used. In fact, in the swift client code
(/swift/common/client.py in Swift) there's no mention of account
anywhere. We are still trying to figure out how to even specify the
thing or even what it is or if it's different between Cloud Files and
Swift. Some people say that this is the URI structure:
Frankly, after going through the Swift docs, I'm at a loss as to what
the account is and how it's different from the swift auth user... if
someone could explain this, we could code it up.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 3:11 PM, Wayne A. Walls <email address hidden> wrote:
> @Armando, I tried 'root' 'system:root' 'system', and a variety of other names. When using cyberduck, I have to use system:root and point to the right auth path "/auth/v1.0" This worked before I changed to swauth, now it's back to giving me errors...shrug
The account isn't even being used. In fact, in the swift client code common/ client. py in Swift) there's no mention of account
(/swift/
anywhere. We are still trying to figure out how to even specify the
thing or even what it is or if it's different between Cloud Files and
Swift. Some people say that this is the URI structure:
http:// user:key@ authurl/ account/ container/ objname
Others say this is:
http:// user:account: key@authurl/ container/ objname
Frankly, after going through the Swift docs, I'm at a loss as to what
the account is and how it's different from the swift auth user... if
someone could explain this, we could code it up.
-jay