Public bug reported:
sourcing the openrc file asks for an openstack password, but doesn't
provide any clue to the user which project or username is associated
with the request, making answering this question a guessing game.
Moreover, if you have also integrated your keystone with Active
Directory LDAP (as many people do) you will also "LOCK" your AD account
potentially due to wrong user/pass entered too many times. Simply
display the username and project in the password query.
** Affects: horizon
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: David Medberry (med)
Status: In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1617374
Title:
openrc username project missing
Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
In Progress
Bug description:
sourcing the openrc file asks for an openstack password, but doesn't
provide any clue to the user which project or username is associated
with the request, making answering this question a guessing game.
Moreover, if you have also integrated your keystone with Active
Directory LDAP (as many people do) you will also "LOCK" your AD
account potentially due to wrong user/pass entered too many times.
Simply display the username and project in the password query.
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