[google-appengine] Re: custom domain SSL not activating

[NoCommandLine]

1) Did you try signing out and signing back in?

2) You could also try removing the link for the 'www' subdomain, and try 
adding the naked domain first. If you get that working, then add the 'www' 
subdomain. Separately - I think you should have only of them (either naked 
or www) and then redirect the other to it. This way you have one set of 
urls for SEO purposes

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On Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 9:39:43 AM UTC-7 mi...@lorugames.com wrote:

> I am stuck on " The certificate is being activated." with my app engine 
> naked domain SSL. 
> https://www.lorugames.com/
> www subdomain is working.
>
> http://lorugames.com also works if I change app.yaml  secure: always to 
> optional. 
>
> SSL connection is required for our site. 
>
> Thing I've done:
> -I've changed the whole domain to my another domain and it worked in 
> 10mins also naked SSL
> -Changed back to original and no luck. Still stuck.
> -https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/ shows correct ips.
> -I have removed all the dns records from my registrar multiple times and 
> waited for 12hours.
>
>
>
>
>

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[google-appengine] custom domain SSL not activating

[Miika Anundi]

I am stuck on " The certificate is being activated." with my app engine 
naked domain SSL. 
https://www.lorugames.com/
www subdomain is working.

http://lorugames.com also works if I change app.yaml  secure: always to 
optional. 

SSL connection is required for our site. 

Thing I've done:
-I've changed the whole domain to my another domain and it worked in 10mins 
also naked SSL
-Changed back to original and no luck. Still stuck.
-https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/ shows correct ips.
-I have removed all the dns records from my registrar multiple times and 
waited for 12hours.




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Re: [google-appengine] Re: 00 Server Error after deploy endpoint and change so SQL tables names ,why?

[Guy Dviri]

no tone at all , I one how's deeply appreciated support.
and I like to thanks you for yours reply ,I don't take yours replies as
granted,

On Thu, May 13, 2021 at 11:51 AM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App
Engine  wrote:

> Mr Dviri, as I implied when I linked the permissions setup for endpoints
> ,
> it's not an authentication issue if what you see is that screen capture
> that you've sent, it's that you've not given the user you're using access
> to the APIs you wish to modify.
> Basically, you'd have to grant the *user you're using to log into the
> Developer Portal *the *Service Consumer* role (the italics are to make it
> easier to discern subject and object in the sentence, pardon), which is
> indicated in the following text when you access the link
> 
> provided in the documentation
> 
> I've previously mentioned:
> "
> If you want to give someone the ability to enable your service in their
> own Cloud project and invoke its APIs, give them the Service Consumer role.
> "
>
> PS:
> I don't know what the intent was behind "Felipe Felipe*", *I imagine it
> was said with no ill intent, but I would like to inform you that it does
> come off as... slightly, just a little bit condescending. Again, I imagine
> that it was not your intent, I too have a bit of trouble conveying tone
> from time to time when talking through text, so I figured I ought to give
> you a heads-up.
> On Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 9:52:06 AM UTC+2 dvir...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Felipe Felipe ,  i don't need help right now , that problem with the 500
>> error solved last saturday  .And  I don't use  Cloud Foundry ., never
>> seen the logo of this product before.
>>
>> about the endpoint just let me know if you want to view my log ,and I'll
>> add you as a viewer ,have no problem with that ,
>>  what excelly do you need to help me viewing my  endpoint portal,because I've
>> already  done all the auth process ,and still I can't access my
>> endpoint portal , why?
>>
>> thanks alot
>>
>> Guy
>>
>> On Thu, May 13, 2021 at 10:39 AM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App
>> Engine  wrote:
>>
>>> Mr Dviri, when I enter said portal I see the exact same content that
>>> you've displayed in your screen capture image. From what I can discern from
>>> the index.html, it seems like I don't have permission to view any of the
>>> APIs, so if what you wish to be able to do is see the APIs then what's
>>> wrong might just be that you've not set up the permissions
>>> 
>>> within Endpoints that allow you to see the APIs.
>>> Aside from that, I'm afraid I must concur with Wesley C. on not being
>>> able to discern the cause without at least an MRE or a small tidbit of the
>>> logs... It'd be like being told to throw darts in the dark, blindfolded,
>>> not knowing where the board even is. I might manage to hit the board
>>> somehow? But it's unlikely.
>>> As for not using PCF, well, I'm not sure about that. As far as I know I
>>> don't think you are using it as all the screenshots you've sent, well, both
>>> of them are using Google products and not Cloud Foundry. But it doesn't
>>> hurt to ask so... Are you using Cloud Foundry?
>>>
>>> On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 7:51:41 PM UTC+2 Wesley C (Google) wrote:
>>>
 As mentioned earlier, there's no way *anyone* can help you without more
 information.That kind error *could* be using features in Java that aren't
 in JDK11, or even a typo in your code. I would bet that a stack trace with
 your error from Cloud Logging 
 would be quite useful to share. Sure, moving to a PaaS cloud is great
 because you don't have to worry about infrastructure, but that system
 should still give you the tools to help debug your application, and logging
 is the most important, perhaps even more important than the code itself,
 esp. if it was working before and you haven't changed anything other than
 the JDK version and redeployed.

 Also, are you *sure* you're using App Engine? I'm not a PCF user but
 thought it only worked with Compute Engine VMs, at least from our 
 documentation
 page  on
 it. I mean, they're kind-of competitors where Cloud Foundry "stitches"
 cloud resources (VMs) together to form a PaaS whereby App Engine is itself
 a self-contained PaaS system.

 On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 9:12 AM Guy Dviri  wrote:

> [image: image.png]
>
> Why can't I enter this portal
> ?
>
> So you see, GAE is only JDK 11, so I can't upgrade to JDK 16.1 ,so
> 

Re: [google-appengine] Re: 00 Server Error after deploy endpoint and change so SQL tables names ,why?

['Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App Engine]

Mr Dviri, as I implied when I linked the permissions setup for endpoints 
, 
it's not an authentication issue if what you see is that screen capture 
that you've sent, it's that you've not given the user you're using access 
to the APIs you wish to modify.
Basically, you'd have to grant the *user you're using to log into the 
Developer Portal *the *Service Consumer* role (the italics are to make it 
easier to discern subject and object in the sentence, pardon), which is 
indicated in the following text when you access the link 

 
provided in the documentation 
 
I've previously mentioned:
"
If you want to give someone the ability to enable your service in their own 
Cloud project and invoke its APIs, give them the Service Consumer role.
"

PS:
I don't know what the intent was behind "Felipe Felipe*", *I imagine it was 
said with no ill intent, but I would like to inform you that it does come 
off as... slightly, just a little bit condescending. Again, I imagine that 
it was not your intent, I too have a bit of trouble conveying tone from 
time to time when talking through text, so I figured I ought to give you a 
heads-up.
On Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 9:52:06 AM UTC+2 dvir...@gmail.com wrote:

> Felipe Felipe ,  i don't need help right now , that problem with the 500 
> error solved last saturday  .And  I don't use  Cloud Foundry ., never 
> seen the logo of this product before.
>
> about the endpoint just let me know if you want to view my log ,and I'll 
> add you as a viewer ,have no problem with that ,
>  what excelly do you need to help me viewing my  endpoint portal,because I've 
> already  done all the auth process ,and still I can't access my 
> endpoint portal , why?
>
> thanks alot 
>
> Guy 
>
> On Thu, May 13, 2021 at 10:39 AM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App 
> Engine  wrote:
>
>> Mr Dviri, when I enter said portal I see the exact same content that 
>> you've displayed in your screen capture image. From what I can discern from 
>> the index.html, it seems like I don't have permission to view any of the 
>> APIs, so if what you wish to be able to do is see the APIs then what's 
>> wrong might just be that you've not set up the permissions 
>>  
>> within Endpoints that allow you to see the APIs.
>> Aside from that, I'm afraid I must concur with Wesley C. on not being 
>> able to discern the cause without at least an MRE or a small tidbit of the 
>> logs... It'd be like being told to throw darts in the dark, blindfolded, 
>> not knowing where the board even is. I might manage to hit the board 
>> somehow? But it's unlikely.
>> As for not using PCF, well, I'm not sure about that. As far as I know I 
>> don't think you are using it as all the screenshots you've sent, well, both 
>> of them are using Google products and not Cloud Foundry. But it doesn't 
>> hurt to ask so... Are you using Cloud Foundry?
>>
>> On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 7:51:41 PM UTC+2 Wesley C (Google) wrote:
>>
>>> As mentioned earlier, there's no way *anyone* can help you without more 
>>> information.That kind error *could* be using features in Java that aren't 
>>> in JDK11, or even a typo in your code. I would bet that a stack trace with 
>>> your error from Cloud Logging  
>>> would be quite useful to share. Sure, moving to a PaaS cloud is great 
>>> because you don't have to worry about infrastructure, but that system 
>>> should still give you the tools to help debug your application, and logging 
>>> is the most important, perhaps even more important than the code itself, 
>>> esp. if it was working before and you haven't changed anything other than 
>>> the JDK version and redeployed.
>>>
>>> Also, are you *sure* you're using App Engine? I'm not a PCF user but 
>>> thought it only worked with Compute Engine VMs, at least from our 
>>> documentation 
>>> page  on 
>>> it. I mean, they're kind-of competitors where Cloud Foundry "stitches" 
>>> cloud resources (VMs) together to form a PaaS whereby App Engine is itself 
>>> a self-contained PaaS system.
>>>
>>> On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 9:12 AM Guy Dviri  wrote:
>>>
 [image: image.png]

 Why can't I enter this portal 
 ?

 So you see, GAE is only JDK 11, so I can't upgrade to JDK 16.1 ,so that 
 was the problem ,wasn't it? do you have another explanation? 

 On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 6:58 PM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App 
 Engine  wrote:

> While the code may be "the same code", I've yet to see it? Which is 
> why I was asking for it, I don't 

Re: [google-appengine] Re: 00 Server Error after deploy endpoint and change so SQL tables names ,why?

[Guy Dviri]

Felipe Felipe ,  i don't need help right now , that problem with the 500
error solved last saturday  .And  I don't use  Cloud Foundry ., never seen
the logo of this product before.

about the endpoint just let me know if you want to view my log ,and I'll
add you as a viewer ,have no problem with that ,
 what excelly do you need to help me viewing my  endpoint portal,because I've
already  done all the auth process ,and still I can't access my
endpoint portal , why?

thanks alot

Guy

On Thu, May 13, 2021 at 10:39 AM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App
Engine  wrote:

> Mr Dviri, when I enter said portal I see the exact same content that
> you've displayed in your screen capture image. From what I can discern from
> the index.html, it seems like I don't have permission to view any of the
> APIs, so if what you wish to be able to do is see the APIs then what's
> wrong might just be that you've not set up the permissions
> 
> within Endpoints that allow you to see the APIs.
> Aside from that, I'm afraid I must concur with Wesley C. on not being able
> to discern the cause without at least an MRE or a small tidbit of the
> logs... It'd be like being told to throw darts in the dark, blindfolded,
> not knowing where the board even is. I might manage to hit the board
> somehow? But it's unlikely.
> As for not using PCF, well, I'm not sure about that. As far as I know I
> don't think you are using it as all the screenshots you've sent, well, both
> of them are using Google products and not Cloud Foundry. But it doesn't
> hurt to ask so... Are you using Cloud Foundry?
>
> On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 7:51:41 PM UTC+2 Wesley C (Google) wrote:
>
>> As mentioned earlier, there's no way *anyone* can help you without more
>> information.That kind error *could* be using features in Java that aren't
>> in JDK11, or even a typo in your code. I would bet that a stack trace with
>> your error from Cloud Logging 
>> would be quite useful to share. Sure, moving to a PaaS cloud is great
>> because you don't have to worry about infrastructure, but that system
>> should still give you the tools to help debug your application, and logging
>> is the most important, perhaps even more important than the code itself,
>> esp. if it was working before and you haven't changed anything other than
>> the JDK version and redeployed.
>>
>> Also, are you *sure* you're using App Engine? I'm not a PCF user but
>> thought it only worked with Compute Engine VMs, at least from our 
>> documentation
>> page  on it.
>> I mean, they're kind-of competitors where Cloud Foundry "stitches" cloud
>> resources (VMs) together to form a PaaS whereby App Engine is itself a
>> self-contained PaaS system.
>>
>> On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 9:12 AM Guy Dviri  wrote:
>>
>>> [image: image.png]
>>>
>>> Why can't I enter this portal
>>> ?
>>>
>>> So you see, GAE is only JDK 11, so I can't upgrade to JDK 16.1 ,so that
>>> was the problem ,wasn't it? do you have another explanation?
>>>
>>> On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 6:58 PM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App
>>> Engine  wrote:
>>>
 While the code may be "the same code", I've yet to see it? Which is why
 I was asking for it, I don't know the code so I can't say for sure if it's
 set up in a way that would only function in one environment or what might
 be needed to be changed.
 Also, the screen capture you're sharing is from Android Studio, I
 believe? And this forum is for App Engine, so I'm guessing that's not the
 image you've meant to send?
 You mention that you've migrated the build and were asked if you wanted
 to upgrade the JDK or keep the 11 version, and you chose to keep version 11
 and that made it work. This implies that you might need to change your code
 so that it is compatible with more recent versions of JDK; but the App
 Engine's most recent version of JDK is Java 11, so there shouldn't be any
 issue there.

 Also... what do you mean enter your endpoint portal? I don't see where
 it is that you shared it...

 On Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 12:18:56 PM UTC+2 dvir...@gmail.com wrote:

> The code is the same code , what I did is just move my SRC files
> without the gradles build files ,from the app & the appengine to an old
> copy of the project that I have..
> then I  asked if I want to upgrade the JDK ,or keep the 11 version. I
> choose to keep the 11 jdk version of the old project and deploy.
> And just then It's works.
>
> sorry I can reproduce the problem ,because I'm cant afford to trap
> myself inside this nightmare again.
>
> any I lost the original screenshot but  when I open the AS after
> transporting the new files to the old project ,i've get this 

Re: [google-appengine] Re: 00 Server Error after deploy endpoint and change so SQL tables names ,why?

['Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App Engine]

Mr Dviri, when I enter said portal I see the exact same content that you've 
displayed in your screen capture image. From what I can discern from the 
index.html, it seems like I don't have permission to view any of the APIs, 
so if what you wish to be able to do is see the APIs then what's wrong 
might just be that you've not set up the permissions 
 
within Endpoints that allow you to see the APIs.
Aside from that, I'm afraid I must concur with Wesley C. on not being able 
to discern the cause without at least an MRE or a small tidbit of the 
logs... It'd be like being told to throw darts in the dark, blindfolded, 
not knowing where the board even is. I might manage to hit the board 
somehow? But it's unlikely.
As for not using PCF, well, I'm not sure about that. As far as I know I 
don't think you are using it as all the screenshots you've sent, well, both 
of them are using Google products and not Cloud Foundry. But it doesn't 
hurt to ask so... Are you using Cloud Foundry?

On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 7:51:41 PM UTC+2 Wesley C (Google) wrote:

> As mentioned earlier, there's no way *anyone* can help you without more 
> information.That kind error *could* be using features in Java that aren't 
> in JDK11, or even a typo in your code. I would bet that a stack trace with 
> your error from Cloud Logging  
> would be quite useful to share. Sure, moving to a PaaS cloud is great 
> because you don't have to worry about infrastructure, but that system 
> should still give you the tools to help debug your application, and logging 
> is the most important, perhaps even more important than the code itself, 
> esp. if it was working before and you haven't changed anything other than 
> the JDK version and redeployed.
>
> Also, are you *sure* you're using App Engine? I'm not a PCF user but 
> thought it only worked with Compute Engine VMs, at least from our 
> documentation 
> page  on it. 
> I mean, they're kind-of competitors where Cloud Foundry "stitches" cloud 
> resources (VMs) together to form a PaaS whereby App Engine is itself a 
> self-contained PaaS system.
>
> On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 9:12 AM Guy Dviri  wrote:
>
>> [image: image.png]
>>
>> Why can't I enter this portal 
>> ?
>>
>> So you see, GAE is only JDK 11, so I can't upgrade to JDK 16.1 ,so that 
>> was the problem ,wasn't it? do you have another explanation? 
>>
>> On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 6:58 PM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google App 
>> Engine  wrote:
>>
>>> While the code may be "the same code", I've yet to see it? Which is why 
>>> I was asking for it, I don't know the code so I can't say for sure if it's 
>>> set up in a way that would only function in one environment or what might 
>>> be needed to be changed.
>>> Also, the screen capture you're sharing is from Android Studio, I 
>>> believe? And this forum is for App Engine, so I'm guessing that's not the 
>>> image you've meant to send?
>>> You mention that you've migrated the build and were asked if you wanted 
>>> to upgrade the JDK or keep the 11 version, and you chose to keep version 11 
>>> and that made it work. This implies that you might need to change your code 
>>> so that it is compatible with more recent versions of JDK; but the App 
>>> Engine's most recent version of JDK is Java 11, so there shouldn't be any 
>>> issue there.
>>>
>>> Also... what do you mean enter your endpoint portal? I don't see where 
>>> it is that you shared it...
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 12:18:56 PM UTC+2 dvir...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
 The code is the same code , what I did is just move my SRC files 
 without the gradles build files ,from the app & the appengine to an old 
 copy of the project that I have..
 then I  asked if I want to upgrade the JDK ,or keep the 11 version. I 
 choose to keep the 11 jdk version of the old project and deploy.
 And just then It's works.

 sorry I can reproduce the problem ,because I'm cant afford to trap 
 myself inside this nightmare again.

 any I lost the original screenshot but  when I open the AS after 
 transporting the new files to the old project ,i've get this message from 
 this menu:

 [image: image.png]

 but it doesn't was that it was something similar  to that, asking 
 me to choose JDK. ( I can't find the exact menu after  approval. ,sorry )

 thanks Guy.

 By the way ,can you pls help enter my endpoint portal , I have all the 
 certification and still can't choose API ,why?


  

 On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 12:39 PM 'Felipe Bergallo Corral' via Google 
 App Engine  wrote:

> Well, a good jumping off point for debugging an endpoint would be the 
> endpoint logs, following the documentation