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Revision as of 15:15, 4 May 2018
, 6 years ago→Sharing an image with another project
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where | where | ||
<code><IMAGE_ID></code> is the ID of image to be shared, and | <code><IMAGE_ID></code> is the ID of image to be shared, and <code><MEMBER_ID></code> is the ID of project to share with. | ||
To accept the shared image a member in the second project uses the [[OpenStack_Command_Line_Clients#Separate_Command-line_interfaces|OpenStack]] command below. | To accept the shared image a member in the second project uses the [[OpenStack_Command_Line_Clients#Separate_Command-line_interfaces|OpenStack]] command below. | ||
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where | where <code><IMAGE_ID></code> is ID of the image from which to update member, <code><MEMBER_ID></code> is the ID of the project to update, and <code><MEMBER_STATUS></code> is the new status of the image. Valid Values for status are <code>accepted</code>, <code>rejected</code>, and <code>pending</code>. The image will then be available for use and appear in the OpenStack dashboard's list of images in the second project. | ||
=Accessing a VM with Multiple Users= <!--T:28--> | =Accessing a VM with Multiple Users= <!--T:28--> | ||