Did you setup cron job? If yes, remove that. Otherwise if you are
talking about Tasks in queues, something is adding tasks to the queue,
which is the reason they are running.
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>From HTML of the page, what do you really see for "value" in each:
{{ cat.name }}
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I set up some tasks, and they ran correctly, but now they keep
running! This is using up my daily quota for requests. How can I get
it to stop?
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I am going to abandon the attempt to package and distribute only
the .pyc files (along with some other select .py and data files) for
other developers working on the project to run on their own
development server. It looks like this isn't supported by app engine.
-Scott
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> Haven't been able to find any Q&A relating to the use and assignment
> of Public IP addresses,
>
> Was wondering if anyone has considered running their own Public DNS
> Server on AppEngine?
Can't be done; App Engine will only serve requests on ports 80 and
443;
I am trying to use appcfg.py to upload and download data in bulk, as
described here:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadingdata.html,
and I'm having serious authentication issues.
I've had no issues using this tool before, but the difference is that
this particular app is r
Google does some "Magic" which prevents this from working. Which is why you
have to cname to ghs.google.com things get sorted out...
The Pool of IP's is pretty large from what I have seen, and not all
sequential, and I suspect that Google is running a nat/proxy because the in
and out IP's are in
I have done basic testing on 4 apps, so far all seem to be running fine.
Robert
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Koen Bok wrote:
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> I'm quite curious for this too. Anyone else?
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> On Aug 29, 2:21 pm, Paul Kinlan wrote:
> > I have not seen any problems but I have only just updated.
> > Paul
I'm quite curious for this too. Anyone else?
On Aug 29, 2:21 pm, Paul Kinlan wrote:
> I have not seen any problems but I have only just updated.
> Paul
>
> 2009/8/29 bentford
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> > Does anyone have any news about running the Google App Engine Launcher
> > on snow leopard? Any issues?
>
Index building will usually take at most 24 hours (usually much less than
that) so since it has been two days these index tasks will likely need to be
errored out by one of us Googlers. I imagine the issue here was the high
index building latency that we experienced yesterday which resulted in a fe
Hey everyone,
Not sure if this is a general fault or just for me, but right now my
error logs seem to be alternating between showing me the full detail
of the error when I expand them, and just showing a small portion of
data about the request that caused the error (i.e. the user agent
string i t
You'll need to use the vacuum_indexes command as described here since you
have indexes which are in the "error" state.
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadinganapp.html#Command_Line_Arguments
In order to remove all indexes, you'll need to edit you index.yaml file to
contain n
Haven't been able to find any Q&A relating to the use and assignment
of Public IP addresses,
Was wondering if anyone has considered running their own Public DNS
Server on AppEngine?
Public DNS Server Registration requires an assigned IP address, my
thought is that even if the address was one in
Hi, Doug.
I've written an app that does something similar - it keeps lists of
tags on persisted objects. You could bang your head into exploding
indices and performance problems depending on how many objects are in
your datastore and how many tags are in each list on average.
I propose a differ
Hi, Doug.
I've written an app that does something similar - it keeps lists of
tags on persisted objects. You could bang your head into exploding
indices and performance problems depending on how many objects are in
your datastore and how many tags are in each list on average.
I propose a d
Hi !
i was trying to test bloog on appengine and seems building indexes is
stucked like 2 days. I tried automatic index building on a new app and
that one is stucked. How can this be resolved and what's the averadge
time to build indexes?
Thanks
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Right now almost 50% of pages in my app just fail to load. Here are
the stats from my app
http://tmpimages.s3.amazonaws.com/app_errors.jpg
If i click on each error link, it gives a picture similar to:
http://tmpimages.s3.amazonaws.com/request_log_1.jpg
As you can see, for reach request that fa
I have not seen any problems but I have only just updated.
Paul
2009/8/29 bentford
>
> Does anyone have any news about running the Google App Engine Launcher
> on snow leopard? Any issues?
>
> I'm about to upgrade my development machine, so I'll post my results
> soon. But I thought I'd ask.
>
Does anyone have any news about running the Google App Engine Launcher
on snow leopard? Any issues?
I'm about to upgrade my development machine, so I'll post my results
soon. But I thought I'd ask.
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I have a simple prototype of a service running successfully on app
engine, using the python runtime. For the most part, things are
working well. However, I'm continually getting warnings on the
dashboard about how my requests are about to exceed their CPU quota.
This is a bit mystifying since I ha
Hi Jeff,
Thank you Jeff for the update.
I just now tried to update the indexes and i am still getting the 500
server error.
Thanks,
Arun Shanker Prasad.
On Aug 29, 3:53 am, "Jeff S (Google)" wrote:
> Jeff
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> On Aug 28, 1:16 pm, Arun Shanker Prasad
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> > Hi,
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> > Thank You Jeff
Well, I already have a directory with categories and sub-categories
where webmasters can register their web sites (www.registraire.eu) and
I would like to host this application on GAE instead of a traditional
hosting platform. I do not mind starting with a new application and
start from all over a
Hello my app id is 267526273, and I accidently deleted 2 indexes,
which have now been stuck in "Deleting" for a while. Is it possible
to reset these indexes, so I can build them again. Or actually get
them back. I don't mind, just want the fastest possible resolution to
the issue.
Thanks,
Nav
Hello people, I'm trying to get acquainted with GAE, and I'm stuck on
one simple problem:
I've got two classes in datastore: Category and Product:
class Category(db.Model):
name = db.StringProperty()
class Product(db.Model):
name = db.StringProperty()
shortdesc = db.TextProperty()
longde
>From what I have been able to dig up, it looks like the development
server does not support distributions with only .pyc files. Can
someone confirm if this is supported?
I have built a distribution for my application that only includes
the .pyc files planning to share with other developers with
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