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Looks like you are missing user tenant role association. You need to associate the role with tenant and the user.
Try keystone user-role-add.
It is easier to verify this. 1) using curl get the token directly from keystone using username/password/tenant. If that returns roles, then it will work via swift.
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Looks like you are missing user tenant role association. You need to associate the role with tenant and the user.
Try keystone user-role-add.
It is easier to verify this.
1) using curl get the token directly from keystone using username/password/tenant. If that returns roles, then it will work via swift.swift.
You need to use keystone-user-role-add to add tenant role association. After that curl and swift comamnd work. In general if you want to know the curl syntax run keystone command with --debug option.
There are 2 types of token in keystone , one is unscoped and other is scoped token. You are trying to get a scoped token and it will fail unless you have user tenant association with a role.
Try this link for example
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST --data "@request.json" http://<keystone_host>:35357/v2/tokens
where request.json file has the payload with current username and password