some common mistakes: - make sure the IP is the Keystone backend one and not the Horizon one (sometimes is the same, depends on your deployment) - use curl o something similar to make the requests, as browsers don't understand the raw json response from the REST API Do a GET http://keyrock/OS-ROLES/roles/ <http://keyrock/OS-ROLES/roles/role_id> and you should have a list with, at least, provider and purchaser role, configure local_settings.py with the corresponding ID. If those roles are not created, you should create them and configure local_settings.py with the corresponding ID. If you need to create them let me know and I can give you a script to make sure everything is correctly set up with the permissions too. BR, Enrique On Thu, 26 Nov 2015 at 14:12 zahos pap <zacpapac04 at gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Enrique, > > Do you mean the http://keyrock/OS-ROLES/roles/role_id? > > We try the follow call > http://51.254.200.160:8000/OS-ROLES/roles > <http://keyrock/OS-ROLES/roles/role_id>/e2bb7a63097a4a049956c5e89ca78c7b > with our browser (Chrome - it is GET call) > and also to > http://51.254.200.160:5000/OS-ROLES/roles > <http://keyrock/OS-ROLES/roles/role_id>/e2bb7a63097a4a049956c5e89ca78c7b > > Both of them return error HTTP 404 not found > Again, we have followed the default setup-configuration (The only change > is the mail config section) > > > Thanks, > > > > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.fiware.org/private/fiware-tech-help/attachments/20151126/832b9364/attachment.html>
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