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[Matt Fischer <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I spent some time today trying to debug why neutron was seeing some
token failures. The keystone logs unnecessarily add a period to the end
of many of these messages which makes the copy and paste to lookup these
tokens more work than it should be.

For example:

2014-04-28 16:16:34.225 5037 WARNING keystone.common.wsgi [-] Could not
find token, 377c4c9a571a4b5ca64d56fe0aaa29c3.

When one double clicks that token id and tries to paste it the period is
also picked up. When used in a script some string manipulation is needed
to remove it, unnecessary work for the debugger.

On a grammatical note, as any English teacher would tell you, a
sentence, which ends with a period, needs a subject and a verb. That
statement above lacks a subject, although I suppose one is implied.
Anyway, it's not a complete sentence and therefore the period is
unnecessary and invalid.

** Affects: keystone
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  I spent some time today trying to debug why neutron was seeing some
  token failures. The keystone logs unnecessarily add a period to the end
  of many of these messages which makes the copy and paste to lookup these
  tokens more work than it should be.
  
  For example:
  
  2014-04-28 16:16:34.225 5037 WARNING keystone.common.wsgi [-] Could not
  find token, 377c4c9a571a4b5ca64d56fe0aaa29c3.
  
  When one double clicks that token id and tries to paste it the period is
  also picked up. When used in a script some string manipulation is needed
  to remove it, unnecessary work for the debugger.
  
- On a grammatical note, as any English teacher would tell you a sentence,
- which ends with a period, needs a subject and a verb. That statement
- above lacks a subject, although I suppose one is implied. Anyway, it's
- not a complete sentence and therefore the period is unnecessary and
- invalid.
+ On a grammatical note, as any English teacher would tell you, a
+ sentence, which ends with a period, needs a subject and a verb. That
+ statement above lacks a subject, although I suppose one is implied.
+ Anyway, it's not a complete sentence and therefore the period is
+ unnecessary and invalid.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1313837

Title:
  unnecessary period in logs make searching/copy/paste annoying

Status in OpenStack Identity (Keystone):
  New

Bug description:
  I spent some time today trying to debug why neutron was seeing some
  token failures. The keystone logs unnecessarily add a period to the
  end of many of these messages which makes the copy and paste to lookup
  these tokens more work than it should be.

  For example:

  2014-04-28 16:16:34.225 5037 WARNING keystone.common.wsgi [-] Could
  not find token, 377c4c9a571a4b5ca64d56fe0aaa29c3.

  When one double clicks that token id and tries to paste it the period
  is also picked up. When used in a script some string manipulation is
  needed to remove it, unnecessary work for the debugger.

  On a grammatical note, as any English teacher would tell you, a
  sentence, which ends with a period, needs a subject and a verb. That
  statement above lacks a subject, although I suppose one is implied.
  Anyway, it's not a complete sentence and therefore the period is
  unnecessary and invalid.

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