[one-users] Problems using OpenNebula EC2 interface

[Lars Kellogg-Stedman]

> Maybe the problem is related to the previous point. The Signature that
> will authenticate the user is generated using the EC2_URL, maybe the
> server is ignoring the path section. Would you mind to try starting
> the server without path?.

I've been able to get the EC2 service to work using eucatools, but I'm
still getting errors from the OpenNebula econe-* tools.

On my server
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Some users:

$ oneuser list
  ID USER            PASSWORD
   0 oneadmin        0000000000000000000006a93faca14fc10535cd
   2 lars            0000000000000000000031a0e299fc73d9480cca

And I've got this in /etc/one/econe.conf:

  ONE_XMLRPC=http://localhost:2633/RPC2
  SERVER=0.0.0.0
  PORT=5678
  SSL_SERVER=arc-vm-opennebula.int.seas.harvard.edu
  VM_TYPE=[NAME=m1.small, TEMPLATE=m1.small.erb]

Setting SSL_SERVER was necessary to make eucatools work.  I think
calling these variables SSL_* (here and for the occi server) is a
misnomer, but that's a topic for another message.

And a proxy:

	<Location />
		ProxyPass http://localhost:5678/
		ProxyPassReverse http://localhost:5678/
	</Location>

On my client
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My EC2 environment variables:

  $ env | grep EC2
  EC2_SECRET_KEY=0000000000000000000031a0e299fc73d9480cca
  EC2_URL=http://arc-vm-opennebula.int.seas.harvard.edu/
  EC2_ACCESS_KEY=lars

I can use euca-describe-images:

  $ euca-describe-images
  IMAGE	ami-00000001	6f960969f2d58fb644f6e8977c0c689f88e12519	lars	available	public		i386	machine
  IMAGE	ami-00000005	0bfded25fc948c6f0e162f3eb09469f486a89cfe	lars	available	public		i386	machine
  IMAGE	ami-00000006	cf3aa9f7b95fe10a03f1688f3b6f54e26504e0a2	lars	available	private		i386	machine
  IMAGE	ami-00000007	3e934b797772643e44b2a86ec4fdb50e35429ed9	lars	available	private		i386	machine

But with the same configuration econe-describe-images fails:

  $ econe-describe-images
  econe-describe-images: User not authorized

I'd really like to get the OpenNebula tools working.  Any thoughts?

-- 
Lars Kellogg-Stedman <lars at seas.harvard.edu>
Senior Technologist
Harvard University SEAS
Academic and Research Computing (ARC)