When using the Openstack CLI, you typically will get a shell script that you would source, which will export a bunch of variables to your session. I have run into the problem of switching between two different Openstack installs that were on different versions, and needed different variables. Also you will be need this when you will be generate parameters in different areas of scope for last version of keystone. Accordingly, the following example will unset all Openstack variables (all variables that begin with OS_)
Need create file reset_OS.sh with next content:
1 2 3 | #!/bin/bash # ${!varprefix@} Matches all previously declared variables beginning with varprefix unset ${!OS_@} |
and use in next manner:
1 | $ . ./reset_OS.sh |