Starting today, I'm seeing this
09:22 AM Compilation starting.
09:26 AM Error 500: --- begin server output ---
htmlhead
meta http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;charset=utf-8
title500 Server Error/title
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body text=#00 bgcolor=#ff
h1Error: Server Error/h1
h2The server
Same here, no digest anymore
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Same problem, blank page. Note that your second example won't work as it
will blow up an Exeption. sender argument is always required, even though
it isn't needed if you just want to output the exception
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Well, just read the ereporter.py, it's easy to follow. You need to pass a
date paremeter (it defaults to yesterday)
Pass today's date and you'll see the exception records in the ouput.
Something like
date=%s % datetime.datetime.now().strftime(%Y-%m-%d)
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I wonder what's the prescribed way to serve an asset image (say, a site
logo)
1-The easy way, using static handlers specified in app.yaml
2-Uploading them via the blobstore api
I realize that 1 is simpler to do but I wonder if the fact that doing it via
blobstore it would be served faster.
I also imagine that the the infrastructure for blobstore api is distributed,
etc, etc, and that intermediate proxy caches are are better tuned to the
etag, etc, etc it does. Objects in the blobstore are inmutable so I'm not
sure why I get the following expires headers (for tomorrow) with a test
Yes, I just had the same issue. I have a staging site that is simply a way
to test the app in the production environment but with different datastore.
In order to test the blobstore related functionality I need to enable
billing but since now enabling billing will soon costs $9/month my
Please googlers,
1- Everybody wants (and got used to) to be worry free of trafic spikes.
Figure out a way to charge $.50 for $.50 worth of resource consumption, not
9$ for .50$ worth of consumption, even if it means paying one off
entrance fee. i.e. $30 setup fee for 30$ worth of resources
It's shocking at best to witness such a reduction on free email recipient
quota.
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, such as panoramio, is
available in Cuba, and other sites aren't.
Thanks, I appreciate that google is taking it's time to respond to my
requests.
-- Ubaldo Huerta
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Just sharing the response I got from google's legal team regarding
accessibility of app engine apps in Cuba, and my
Hi Brandon
Thanks for the reply. I've certainly considered (an even tested) your
proposal of using a reverse proxy, ironically hosted in one of the amazon
free instances using apache mod_
proxy http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html
It naturally works as all requests appear to
Hi Ikai Lan
I already sent an email to le...@google.com, referencing this thread for
further clarification. No response yet.
Well, I hope that someone looks into this because I do want to use app
engine for its benefits, I realize that I could use any provider but I've
become acquainted with
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/app_engine
Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/appengine
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Ubaldo Huerta uba...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, computational services, uff. Very vague, it sounds like google
isn't looking hard into this issue, and it's taking
Well, computational services, uff. Very vague, it sounds like google isn't
looking hard into this issue, and it's taking the easiest and safest route
without regard for the little guy, in this case, cuban consumers. I don't
know how I could anymore denounce the internet access restrictions
On a recent trip to Cuba I found that app engine apps are still unavailable
there. Here is the message I got when accessing askaro.com
*Forbidden*
Your client does not have permission to get URL / from this server.
(Client IP address: 200.55.181.33)
You are accessing this page from a forbidden
Hi Robert
In my google apps dashboard I disable, that is, deleted, the app engine app
(the jargon is very confusing, to say the least), but anyhow, I disable the
app and added it again.
Still the same error. I wonder if you meant actually deleting the app in app
engine dashboard and add it
While attempting to use the datastore admin I get the following error
Error: Server Error
The server encountered an error and could not complete your request.
If the problem persists, please report
http://code.google.com/appengine/community.html your problem and mention this
error message
I've been noticing lately a lot of errors like this when trying to update
several entities at once via db.put(entities). Here is the full stack trace.
There is a strange warning at the bottom regarding exceptions during
initialization but I can't find any exception, etc in the logs. I've
Hi Robert
1-As I indicated, I do use appstats in local development (that´s where
I got the timing on the queries). The query rpc(keys_only) is very slow
(coudl take 3 seconds). db.get rpcs are very fast. Turning appstat
recording on or off makes no significant difference in the overall
Incidentally, just experienced one of the sqlite related issues, and
added some comments
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=3124
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the thoughtful response. You're right that some of
this bugs refer just to sqlite related issues, and some indeed
highlight problems in the default file based datastore stub, not in
sqlite. The 2 most concerning seem to be the one about inequality
filters and the requiring
Granted that the sdk server is painfully slow for even small datasets.
However, I was stomaching it prior to 1.4.0. I had a page with 3
queries (each taking about 2 seconds). Now, after 1.4.0 upgrade
they're taking appox 6 seconds each, according to app stats.
My local data store has less than
Well, I have not changed my environment (running python 2.5 in osx)
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I've considered but if you look a the issue database, there are plenty
of known bugs in the sqlite implementation. I'm afraid that the real
number is even higher. I hope someone at app engine team would soon
take the plunge to make sqlite the default database stub in the sdk.
That's the only way
Does that mean that you're not concerned about the maturity of the
sqlite implementation?
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I second this opinion. Not sure how many people have switched to
sqlite but my guess is that only early adopter types have done so. I
constantly struggle to trim down the amount of data I use in local
datastore because beyond a few 1000's entities, it gets really slow,
specially startup time. I'm
Yes, I saw as well. The status page didn't report it. Not good
On Aug 31, 10:31 pm, Beruk pascal.bour...@gmail.com wrote:
Running a load test on my GAE app, getting a truckload of
InternalError exceptions in datastore right now.
Pascal
On Aug 31, 4:19 pm, Joshua Smith
While using the bulkloader --dump I get the No descending index on
__key__, performing serial download warning of sorts. The dump
occurs, and reasonably fast. However, I thought I didn't have to
explicitly create this index on __key__, that this index was
implicitly created like an index on any
Very often, while doing a restore (to a local sdk app), I get this
error. Retrying on non-fatal URL error: (54, 'Connection reset by
peer')
I believe the retry indeed works, but it's a very unsightly thing to
witness. See error below.
I usually see it for a Kind that has many entities (many, in
1) Full text search
2) Full text search
3) Incoming email handling support
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On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Ubaldo Huerta uba...@gmail.com wrote:
To my dismay, my mother (and a friend) is telling me that a site (my
pet project) hosted in GAE is showing a you're trying to access this
site from a forbidden
To my dismay, my mother (and a friend) is telling me that a site (my
pet project) hosted in GAE is showing a you're trying to access this
site from a forbidden country. My mother is trying to use it form
Cuba, where she lives. Hard to believe that GAE will have such a
restriction.
Can someone at
The issue with appcfg.py exporting is that you need to write an
Exporter class per entity, etc, etc. It's prone to errors not to
mention that it's a fair amount of work.
Any professional web endeavor requires contingency plans to recover
data in case there is an app error that incorrectly
Regarding django support.
Is it 1.02 support or just 1.0 support?
I'm currently using zip import (which slows things down significantly
when app instance is cold). The release notes says that django needs
to be installed. But where? Is 0.96 removed?
On Jun 19, 11:51 am, Paul Kinlan
Audio of this presentation is barely audible. It's a shame because it
seems like a very nice talk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgaL6NGpkB8
It'd be nice if someone from google takes a look at it
Thanks
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I'm having same issue. Index building, for a alpha app at this moment
(just 100 entities), and it's stuck building index. Sounds like one
has to factor in this lag time in the development cycle, that is,
first update index definitions, wait wait and wait, then upload the
app (well, if one uses
Jonathan
I see no other simpler way than the google base thing. Of course, you
can get yourself a sql instance in amazon cloud (or set up lucene,
etc), etc but if you are here is because don't want to be a sys admin
guy :-)
In terms of efficient use of resource and control I would go with the
I second the opinion that proper full text search should have been in
the road map. My app soon will need fulltext searching. I'm
considering dumping all the data in google base and forwarding the
searching against the google base api. I wonder if I'd be violating
google base terms of service or
You may want to take a look at firepython
http://github.com/darwin/firepython/tree/v0.4
Firepython isn't quite debugging (stepping, breakpoints, etc), it's a
way to get info, warning, etc log messages into firebug console. Now
it even has profiling although I haven't tried that part yet
On
My code never reaches. Even if the first lines of code that execute
are
import logging
logging.info(Berfore anything ...);
I see nothing in the logs. So, don't know really what's going on.
Looks like a gae bug to me. I'll try with a fresh app id to see what
happens
-U
On Mar 3, 5:43 pm, Nick
, Ubaldo Huerta uba...@gmail.com wrote:
My code never reaches. Even if the first lines of code that execute
are
import logging
logging.info(Berfore anything ...);
I see nothing in the logs. So, don't know really what's going on.
Looks like a gae bug to me. I'll try with a fresh app id to see
Hi Nick, thanks for answering. You're correct, the drop down let's you
switch the version.
However, my problem is that I only see the Requests Only logs. The
exception I mention in the original
message doesn't make it to the error log, so I don't know where it
happens, i.e can't debug my
Preliminaries: my deployment script gets svn version number (via svn
info), sets the version in app.yml and does the upload via appcfg.py
I increase version number to be able to test the app before going live
using the uri in the admin dashboard. For example, if my default
version is 200 and I
According to the docs, None should work. Try returning empty list [].
def HandleEntity(self, entity):
Subclasses can override this to add custom entity conversion
code.
This is called for each entity, after its properties are populated
from
CSV but before it is stored. Subclasses
Suppose you have to design a high traffic forum site (let's simplify
it assuming you don't need topic replies). So, you'll need two kinds.
Topic
title
body
User
name
1) How to avoid contention for new topics? Should the ancestor of a
new Topic entity should be the User entity? I assume
Do you have a example of a point whose geohash value isn't greater
than SW, NE geohashes?
I've tried, in the python interpreter, many examples, and haven't
observed what you're describing. It's pretty scary because I'm writing
a lot of code for a geo app that's based on that property of
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