Open frosty-geek opened 2 months ago
I think the problem is that --all-projects
only works inside the active domain scope and not for all domains.
dragon@testbed-manager:/opt/configuration/scripts/deploy$ openstack --os-cloud admin project list
+----------------------------------+---------+
| ID | Name |
+----------------------------------+---------+
| 33a6e50437e647a99b5c66db27ebb972 | admin |
| 934f6a31390c4cfd8fb487a7779fee50 | test |
| a4a257f3baf44c67a6c01817c577441c | service |
+----------------------------------+---------+
dragon@testbed-manager:/opt/configuration/scripts/deploy$ openstack --os-cloud admin ptr record list --sudo-project-id 934f6a31390c4cfd8fb487a7779fee50
+------------------------------------------------+----------+-------------+-----+
| id | ptrdname | description | ttl |
+------------------------------------------------+----------+-------------+-----+
| RegionOne:0af976b5-e75e-488e-ab98-be37d2f608e5 | | | |
+------------------------------------------------+----------+-------------+-----+
Also does not work with system_scope: all
.
dragon@testbed-manager:~$ openstack --os-cloud system ptr record list --all-projects
While playing around with PTR records and designate I noticed that I was unable (as admin/system) to list records which were accessible as normal user (test)