Clarify the HP Cloud credential type

While users can override this by setting
KeystoneProperties.CREDENTIAL_TYPE to
CredentialTypes.API_ACCESS_KEY_CREDENTIALS, unit tests expect
CredentialTypes.PASSWORD_CREDENTIALS.
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Andrew Gaul 2012-10-04 16:37:12 -07:00
parent 418097d4e6
commit c1b65e28d4
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<test.hpcloud-compute.endpoint>https://region-a.geo-1.identity.hpcloudsvc.com:35357/v2.0/</test.hpcloud-compute.endpoint>
<test.hpcloud-compute.api-version>1.1</test.hpcloud-compute.api-version>
<test.hpcloud-compute.build-version></test.hpcloud-compute.build-version>
<!--
Identity must be tenantName:userName. Note that the following
credentials are the HP Cloud username and password, not the access
key id and secret key.
-->
<test.hpcloud-compute.identity>FIXME_IDENTITY</test.hpcloud-compute.identity>
<test.hpcloud-compute.credential>FIXME_CREDENTIAL</test.hpcloud-compute.credential>
<test.hpcloud-compute.template></test.hpcloud-compute.template>

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<test.hpcloud-objectstorage.endpoint>https://region-a.geo-1.identity.hpcloudsvc.com:35357/v2.0/</test.hpcloud-objectstorage.endpoint>
<test.hpcloud-objectstorage.api-version>1.0</test.hpcloud-objectstorage.api-version>
<test.hpcloud-objectstorage.build-version></test.hpcloud-objectstorage.build-version>
<!--
Identity must be tenantName:userName. Note that the following
credentials are the HP Cloud username and password, not the access
key id and secret key.
-->
<test.hpcloud-objectstorage.identity>FIXME_IDENTITY</test.hpcloud-objectstorage.identity>
<test.hpcloud-objectstorage.credential>FIXME_CREDENTIAL</test.hpcloud-objectstorage.credential>