Public bug reported:

If you create a client using a session and an endpoint override, if you
then call authenticate() on the client it blows up with the error

AuthorizationFailure: Authorization failed: Cannot authenticate without
an auth_url

There is a comment in the code that the newer  behaviour with sessions is to 
now authenticate with the server on the first call, but:
 - is authenticate() still supposed to work?
 - if not, how can you pre-auth before any work is done to validate 
user-supplied credentials?

** Affects: python-keystoneclient
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Project changed: keystone => python-keystoneclient

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Title:
  AuthorizationFailure: Authorization failed: Cannot authenticate
  without an auth_url

Status in python-keystoneclient:
  New

Bug description:
  If you create a client using a session and an endpoint override, if
  you then call authenticate() on the client it blows up with the error

  AuthorizationFailure: Authorization failed: Cannot authenticate
  without an auth_url

  There is a comment in the code that the newer  behaviour with sessions is to 
now authenticate with the server on the first call, but:
   - is authenticate() still supposed to work?
   - if not, how can you pre-auth before any work is done to validate 
user-supplied credentials?

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