Error 403: --- begin server output ---You do not have permission to modify this app

[Jonathan]

After two years of successful uploads of all my five applications I've
changed to Django 1.2

Now it says: You do not have permission to modify this app

Details:

Application: reimbu-germany; version: 570
Host: appengine.google.com

Starting update of app: reimbu-germany, version: 570
Scanning files on local disk.
Error 403: --- begin server output ---
You do not have permission to modify this app (app_id=u'reimbu-
germany').
--- end server output ---

It's the same with all my apps.
I've checked that the app name is the same on appspot.com and in my
app.yaml

Any idea how to resolve?

[Jonathan]

Is there any chance that after providing a wrong password I was
permanently locked out?

[Robert Kluin]

I suggest you try deleting your ~/.appcfg_cookies file and being extra
careful when entering your account info. Maybe you're making a small
typo / using the wrong account to push?

Robert

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[Jonathan]

Thank you Robert

However:
1. I'm using Ubuntu platform and could not find any appcfg_cookies
file. Any idea where it should be?
2. The

Error 403: --- begin server output ---
You do not have permission to modify this app

is showing up before I'm requested to provide the username and
password

Any idea how to proceed?

[Ernesto Oltra]

You should read Robert response more closely:

 ~/.appcfg_cookies

Means if you're using Ubuntu, you should have a hidden file called ".appcfg_cookies" in your home directory (/home/[username]). Notice the point before the filename.

[Subhash Pant]

I cannot find this particular file in my home directory either.

[Robert Kluin]

Note that it is a "hidden" (dot) file.

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> I cannot find this particular file in my home directory either.
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