On 07/03/2012 05:35 PM, Tommi Virtanen wrote:
On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 5:22 AM, Wido den Hollander <wido@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
CloudStack's API expects a URI to be passed when adding a storage pool,
e.g.:
addStoragePool?uri=rbd://user:cephxkey@xxxxxxxxxxxx/poolname
If 'cephxkey' contains a / the URI parser in Java fails (java.net.URI) and
splits the URI in the wrong place.
First, I actually agree with you -- urlsafe b64 just makes sense. We'd
have to go through some sort of a transition period, accepting both,
perhaps generating old-style, for some time.
My thoughts exactly.
Second, have you tried quoting the unsafe characters? / is %2f, + is
%2b, % is %25.
Yes, I have thought about that, but it would mean extra docs in the
CloudStack API docs.
Warning: Please URL-encode your cephx secret since it may contain
invalid characters
In the WebGUI (which talks to the API) I could do a URL-encode in
JavaScript and do the decode again in the CloudStack management server,
but it's not what you want.
So yes, that has crossed my mind, but for now I took the easy way out
and generated myself a new key which doesn't contain slashes.
Wido
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