Dear George,
Actually, I am using the open source web2py framework ( www.web2py.com ),
and the relevant part of my own code is one line only:
db =
DAL('google:sql://myprojectname-project:europe-west1:instance-2ndgen-1/mysql')
This should connect to the data base and create a DAL object for me, which
is the class for the data base abstraction layer. And this is what results
in the App Engine log entry "Not authorized to access instance ...."
Please note that the same line with a 1st gen instance works perfectly and
connects me to the data base, although I am not setting a user name and
password anywhere.
db = DAL('google:sql://myprojectname:instance-1stgen-1/mysql')
I start to suspect that web2py was written / tested with 1st gen where
username / password were not necessary, and now it is broken with 2nd gen.
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