- I’m currently using the following URI in order to connect using Django/Neomodel:
neo4j+s://<my email>:<my auradb instance password>@95afef44.databases.neo4j.ioI've also tried (and this editor really sucks for escaping this code block obviously):
username = neo4j, Aura
# Neo4j / neomodel
NEO4J_BOLT_URL = (
f"{os.environ['AURADB_SCHEMA']}://"
f"{os.environ['AURADB_USER']}:"
f"{os.environ['AURADB_PASSWORD']}@"
f"{os.environ['AURADB_INSTANCE_ID']}."
f"{os.environ['AURADB_BASE_DOMAIN']}"
)
from neomodel import config as neomodel_config
neomodel_config.DATABASE_URL = NEO4J_BOLT_URL
- is my settings.py neomodel config
- And here is the runtime error I’m getting when I call
blah = MyStructuredNode(); blah.save(): - `neo4j.exceptions.AuthError: {neo4j_code: Neo.ClientError.Security.Unauthorized} {message: The client is unauthorized due to authentication failure.} {gql_status: 42NFF} {gql_status_description: error: syntax error or access rule violation - permission/access denied. Access denied, see the security logs for details.}`
Just want to say it was not a pleasure entering in all this in this botched up editor.
Yes, my instance is running on AuraDB instances dashboard, and I can connect to it from there. There’s no indication anywhere in the documentation, what the user has to be…