We specifically already addressed this difference in the docs. You'll find that "trunk" (which is the current doc branch) notes that The parameters --os-token and --os-endpoint are valid for the keystoneclient available after October 2012. Use --token and --endpoint with the keystoneclient released with the Folsom packaging.
See: http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-compute/install/apt/content/configure-keystone.html
Hi JuanFra, thanks for reporting.
We specifically already addressed this difference in the docs. You'll find that "trunk" (which is the current doc branch) notes that The parameters --os-token and --os-endpoint are valid for the keystoneclient available after October 2012. Use --token and --endpoint with the keystoneclient released with the Folsom packaging. docs.openstack. org/trunk/ openstack- compute/ install/ apt/content/ configure- keystone. html
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And compare: docs.openstack. org/trunk/ openstack- compute/ install/ apt/content/ setting- up-tenants- users-and- roles-manually. html docs.openstack. org/folsom/ openstack- compute/ install/ apt/content/ setting- up-tenants- users-and- roles-manually. html
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You'll find that the Folsom doc uses --token and --endpoint, and the "Grizzly" doc uses --os-token and --os-endpoint.