Description of problem: In Chapter 6 PACKSTACK AND PASSWORDS there is ref to passwords in table 6.1 when in fact now table refers to pwd locations. Also old list of services is referred to and phrasing is incorrect. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 5.0 How reproducible: See https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux_OpenStack_Platform/5/html/Getting_Started_Guide/chap-PackStack_and_Passwords.html Actual wording: 1) "The passwords in the Table 6.1, “PackStack and Passwords” table for Compute, OpenStack Networking, Image, Block Storage and Object Storage are the keystone authentication passwords." 2) # keystone user-password-update USERNAME 3) Replace USERNAME with the name of the service you want to change the password to. You will have to enter the new password when the machine prompts you to do so. 4) Make sure to update the config files for the services after changing the passwords. Suggested wording: 1) The locations of Identity's authentication passwords for OpenStack services are shown in Table 6.1, “PackStack and Passwords” 2) # keystone user-password-update SERVICENAME (?) (These are not user names?) 3) Replace SERVICENAME with the name of the service you want to change the password FOR. You will have to enter the new password WHEN PROMPTED. 4) Confirm with Jamie L that this is still required: "Make sure to update the config files for the services after changing the passwords."
(In reply to Bruce Reeler from comment #0) <snip> > > Actual wording: > 1) "The passwords in the Table 6.1, “PackStack and Passwords” table for > Compute, OpenStack Networking, Image, Block Storage and Object Storage are > the keystone authentication passwords." > > 2) # keystone user-password-update USERNAME > > 3) Replace USERNAME with the name of the service you want to change the > password to. You will have to enter the new password when the machine > prompts you to do so. > > 4) Make sure to update the config files for the services after changing the > passwords. > > > Suggested wording: > 1) The locations of Identity's authentication passwords for OpenStack > services are shown in Table 6.1, “PackStack and Passwords” > > 2) # keystone user-password-update SERVICENAME (?) (These are not user > names?) No, this should stay as-is, namely # keystone user-password-update USERNAME (the service gets given a username automatically by PackStack, e.g. nova gets given the username "nova") > 3) Replace SERVICENAME with the name of the service you want to change the > password FOR. You will have to enter the new password WHEN PROMPTED. No, rather"Replace USERNAME with the name of the service user you want to change the password for. You will have to enter the new password when prompted." > > 4) Confirm with Jamie L that this is still required: "Make sure to update > the config files for the services after changing the passwords." The "Important" admonition should change to: "Using the user-password-update command changes the passwords only on the keystone server. Ensure that you manually update the config files for the services after changing the passwords."
Looks good to me.