Re: Youtube-G gem

2008-09-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Yeah I did that, Strange...

On 22 Sep, 20:42, Harro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Did you include the gem in your config/enviroment.rb ?

 On Sep 22, 9:49 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

  Hi Guys,

  We have created an Application using the youtube-g gem which uploads
  the videos to youtube directly from Inside the Rails application.

  However, despite the installation of gem, and plugin, we are getting
  the error, no such file to load.

  Is it that Heroku does not allow the Youtube API access from Inside
  it ?

  Thanks

  Saurabh
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Re: response time

2008-09-23 Thread xenopia

Heroku guys: take a flexlist-dev.heroku.com is the more recent code to
look at.


On Sep 22, 5:26 pm, Noah Thorp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 Response time for flexlist.heroku.com is quite slow considering the  
 load is low. Are there optimization issues that I should be aware of  
 before I start profiling? I am using attachment_fu. Having the heroku  
 s3 file_system storage storage does not seem to vary the performance.

 Also, if you anyone has profiling suggestions I would be interested.  
 The underlying architecture is somewhat black box which suggests that  
 optimization may be somewhat challenging.

 If Heroku staff would like to have a look at the app. Please email me  
 for login.

 Thanks,
 Noah Thorp
 Rixiform Inc
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Re: response time

2008-09-23 Thread Morten Bagai

Have you tried switching the app to production mode? I noticed it's  
still running in development mode?

Best,

/Morten

On Sep 22, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Noah Thorp wrote:


 Hi,

 Response time for flexlist.heroku.com is quite slow considering the
 load is low. Are there optimization issues that I should be aware of
 before I start profiling? I am using attachment_fu. Having the heroku
 s3 file_system storage storage does not seem to vary the performance.

 Also, if you anyone has profiling suggestions I would be interested.
 The underlying architecture is somewhat black box which suggests that
 optimization may be somewhat challenging.

 If Heroku staff would like to have a look at the app. Please email me
 for login.

 Thanks,
 Noah Thorp
 Rixiform Inc

 


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TARBALL issue

2008-09-23 Thread agilehack

I am creating a tarball (myapp.tar) using 7-zip but every time i try
to upload it onto HEROKU i get the following:

Connection Interrupted
The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.
The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection.
Please try again.

basically like a time-out error, I have tried many times.

any idea why?









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initializing and updating git submodules

2008-09-23 Thread oliver barnes

Hello,

I'm new to heroku and am trying to get my first app running on it.
i've pushed an existing git repo and am stuck with empty submodules,
how do I initialize and update them?

I found a post here regarding this, but there was no response...
haven't found any other references to it yet

thanks in advance,
Oliver
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Re: initializing and updating git submodules

2008-09-23 Thread Oliver Barnes

thanks Adam, I hadn't thought of running system commands from the console.

what would you recommend in place of using submodules to manage
updating plugins? just running script/plugin update [some_plugin] and
then commiting the changes through git?

2008/9/23 Adam Wiggins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Generally, I'd probably recommend against submodules.  However, you
 can run the git submodule commands directly using the console (inside
 the web editor - gear menu - console) if you really want to.  For a
 freshly pushed project, this would be:

 `git submodule init 21`
 `git submodule update 21`

 Adam

 




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Re: initializing and updating git submodules

2008-09-23 Thread Oliver Barnes

hm, it's failing for some reason:

 `git submodule init`
Your mongrel is not responding, check to see if there is a crash log.
 `git submodule update`
Your mongrel is not responding, check to see if there is a crash log.

2008/9/23 Oliver Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 thanks Adam, I hadn't thought of running system commands from the console.

 what would you recommend in place of using submodules to manage
 updating plugins? just running script/plugin update [some_plugin] and
 then commiting the changes through git?

 2008/9/23 Adam Wiggins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Generally, I'd probably recommend against submodules.  However, you
 can run the git submodule commands directly using the console (inside
 the web editor - gear menu - console) if you really want to.  For a
 freshly pushed project, this would be:

 `git submodule init 21`
 `git submodule update 21`

 Adam

 




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Re: newbie question- Using login_generator gem with Heroku

2008-09-23 Thread conrad

Hmmm... Very few docs, no responses on the forums...

Looks like I'll be going back to my regular ROR setup.

Maybe I'll look back a year from now and see if Heroku has fleshed out
these glitches...

On Sep 21, 3:01 pm, conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi everyone- I'm trying to learn to use Heroku and ran into an
 immediate stumbling block...

 I figured out how to install a gem through the special link in the
 vendors folder of the online editor. I installed the gem
 login_generator and that seemed to work OK.

 Then, I went to the gear button and chose Generate. I then typed in
 login Account. I expected this to use the new generator script
 declared by the gem and generate a login system in the appropriate
 way.

 However, Heroku just gives the error Couldn't find 'login' Generator

 What am I doing wrong? I couldn't find any docs on Heroku to help with
 this... do they exist? How could I have found the answer to this
 question without asking on this newsgroup, for future reference?

 Thanks for your help!

 Conrad Barski
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Re: newbie question- Using login_generator gem with Heroku

2008-09-23 Thread Morten Bagai

Hi Conrad,

Heroku doesn't give you access to any custom generators provided by  
gems and/or plugins from the web based interface. We only cover  
what's accessible through script/generate, not any arbitrary  
generator program installed in script or elsewhere. Does that make  
sense?

The way most people deal with this is to run such custom/third party  
generators locally and push the changes up to Heroku via the git API.

Best,

/Morten

On Sep 23, 2008, at 6:50 PM, conrad wrote:


 Hmmm... Very few docs, no responses on the forums...

 Looks like I'll be going back to my regular ROR setup.

 Maybe I'll look back a year from now and see if Heroku has fleshed out
 these glitches...

 On Sep 21, 3:01 pm, conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi everyone- I'm trying to learn to use Heroku and ran into an
 immediate stumbling block...

 I figured out how to install a gem through the special link in the
 vendors folder of the online editor. I installed the gem
 login_generator and that seemed to work OK.

 Then, I went to the gear button and chose Generate. I then typed in
 login Account. I expected this to use the new generator script
 declared by the gem and generate a login system in the appropriate
 way.

 However, Heroku just gives the error Couldn't find 'login'  
 Generator

 What am I doing wrong? I couldn't find any docs on Heroku to help  
 with
 this... do they exist? How could I have found the answer to this
 question without asking on this newsgroup, for future reference?

 Thanks for your help!

 Conrad Barski
 


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I also have 504 Gateway Time-out problem

2008-09-23 Thread m-tam

Thanks for cool service, Heroku. I enjoy Heroku.

My app tambourine.heroku.com/hondana/ is  504 Gateway Time-Out in
about 2 days. I aware that  there are same troubles in this group, but
I don't know what I should do.

Does anyone help me ?

m-tam(TAMBARA Masahiko)
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