Thanks again for your replies Adam. I finally got my app working again
today and figured I'd post an update.
So the problem was in fact the domain no longer being "verified" in
Google's eyes. Like I mentioned, when I originally read about some other
folks running into this problem, the first
Hi Lorne / Nick,
Yet another new issue with the Logs viewer which just occurred about 5
minutes ago.
Upon visiting the Logs viewer for 2 different projects, this error popped
up before any logs were shown, then disappeared after about 5 seconds
without me doing anything (and finally logs were
Hey Chris,
If you could link which issues those are which have been fixed but not
updated, we could take a look and determine whether they should be updated
with any new relevant information, such as a fix. Feel free to reply to me
in this thread.
Best wishes,
Nick
On Thursday, February 25,
Btw. at the moment I ended up with
ON_APP_ENGINE = os.getenv('SERVER_SOFTWARE', '').startswith('Google App
Engine')
if ON_APP_ENGINE:
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.mysql',
'HOST': '/cloudsql/supple-century-124208:supple-century-124208',
I'm used to deploy to managed servers through some Fabric scripts (or CI's
using them). I also run a project with Docker, where Django, Celery, Redis,
RabbitMQ, Postgres and Ngnix are in separate containers.
However, now I want to give Google App Engine a try. I don't want to use
Google
