OK - marking as invalid then!
** Changed in: keystone (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
keystone/noble,now
I think i narrowed it down, it seems it was my galera cluster that was a
bit out of wack, sorry for the false alarm
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Title:
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Yea that looks alot better then mine. il try to have some time tomorrow
and i nuke the cluster and make a clean install and do things in a bit
of a diffrent order i think
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Hi Johan
I'm not able to reproduce your problem; in my setup I've configured
mysql with a keystone database, username and password for access, and
then configured this in /etc/keystone/keystone.conf
I then ran the db_sync command to setup the database, created the fernet
keys and then
