OVH - 404 Not Found The resource could not be found #291

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1. Kearsan commented on Sep 25, 2019

   

   Kearsan

   on Sep 25, 2019

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   Hi,

   I think the problem is the use of user id instead of user name. OVH provide the user name, not the id. So you have to replace 'id' by 'name'.

   When you provide name instead of id you have to provide the domain too, which is "Default'.

   Finally, auth url for OVH is https://auth.cloud.ovh.net/v3/

   So you should come with something like :

   $openstack = new OpenStack\OpenStack([
       'authUrl' => 'https://auth.cloud.ovh.net/v3/',
       'region'  => 'SGP1',
       'user'    => [
           'name'       => 'xxxxxxxx',
           'password' => 'xxxxxxxx',
           'domain'   => [
                     'name' => 'Default'
   		               ]
       ],
       'scope'   => ['project' => ['id' => 'xxxxxxxxx']]
   ]);
   

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2. tuyenlaptrinh commented on Sep 26, 2019

   

   tuyenlaptrinh

   on Sep 26, 2019

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   @Kearsan auth URL v3 is same. When I change id by name It is required ID error message
3. Kearsan commented on Sep 27, 2019

   

   Kearsan

   on Sep 27, 2019

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   It's strange. I use OVH Object Storage too and this is the exact configuration I use and it works perfectly. Btw Openstack allows you to auth with id or name, so it shouldn't ask you for id if you set a name. And as I said OVH provides the name only (Horizon's name and password).
4. haphan commented on Jan 7, 2020

   

   haphan

   on Jan 7, 2020

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   Hi @tuyenlaptrinh and @Kearsan

   This could due to the fact that OVH use a wildcard * for their region see #288

   Can you pull master branch and try it out.
5. Kearsan commented on Jan 17, 2020

   

   Kearsan

   on Jan 17, 2020

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   Hi @haphan

   I'm not using any wildcard for OVH and it works perfectly well. Actually OVH do use regions, we even get an email recently from OVH annoucing a recent change to regions in order to connect to Openstack (They are merging regions, so in our case we had to change GRA1 to GRA. Indeed both will still work during several months to prevent issues for live projects).

   Regards,
6. mogyiman commented on Mar 2, 2020

   

   mogyiman

   on Mar 2, 2020

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   Hello,

   I've had similar problems, all kind of error messages using OVH object storage with Keystone v3.
   The actual config that helped follows:

   $client = new OpenStack\OpenStack([
       'authUrl' => 'https://auth.cloud.ovh.net/v3',
       'region'  => 'GRA',   //the new region names
       'user'    => [
           'domain'    => ['id' => 'default'],
           'name'     => $username,
   //      'id'       => $username,
           'password' => $password
       ],
       'scope'   => ['project' => [
                       'name' => $tenant,
                       'domain' => ['id' => 'default']]]
   ]);
   

   $tenant is the deprecated v2 name for "project name".

   Regards,

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7. chadyred commented on Mar 13, 2020

   

   chadyred

   on Mar 13, 2020

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   Ovh doc may help you and me too, I search but I will find a way to go!

   https://docs.ovh.com/gb/en/storage/pca/dev/

   One of here sample is :

   {
   "user" : {
             "domain" : {
                "name" : "Default",
                "id" : "default"
             },
             "name" : "ktZeF8Uqluqm",
             "id" : "200ba261af11471db447526575dcb9fb"
          },
          "audit_ids" : [
             "BN_StzM0SFmGB5uYiIhA7Q"
          ],
          "project" : {
             "id" : "e80c212388cd4d509abc959643993b9f",
             "domain" : {
                "name" : "Default",
                "id" : "default"
             },
             "name" : "3635872342124167"
          }
    }