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A skeleton for creating App Engine applications using the Django framework.
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Cloud SQL - Cant connect to the MySQL server in 'Assigned IP adress' anymore - Has anything changed? #16

Closed nitrax92 closed 8 years ago

nitrax92 commented 8 years ago

So I'm working on my 'Alpha' project with Django on the App Engine, with this skeleton starting point, and I was finally about to connect and migrate the database over to the cloud to test it. But even though I was able to do it in the very same project about 10 days ago, now I get the error message

django.db.utils.OperationalError: (2003, "Can't connect to MySQL server on '207.223.160.200' (10060)")

And I'm sure I have changed nothing in regards to the database connection, except for updating the requested IP address.

Just to see if I have done something weird in the Alpha project, I jumped back to the prototype, which I know I was able to connect and sync with no problems about a month back. But now I get the same error message on that project as well.

I also did a manual test as such via the python manage.py shell:

>>> import MySQLdb
>>> Con = MySQLdb.Connect(host="Assigned IPv4", port=3306, user="my user", passwd="my password", db="my database")`

But the same error message returned.

So has anything changed in respect to connecting to the Cloud SQL database?

nitrax92 commented 8 years ago

My bad, it works fine now - and it was not an issue with this skeleton, or even Django, but rather Cloud SQL had some issues with instances which had IP addresses 207.x.x.x