thanks nick, responses in line (hope they come through right, i don't
really know how to use groups)
On Sep 30, 2:57 am, "Nick Johnson (Google)"
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> Hi Neil,
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oh man, sending emails is a pain. the process of doing it successfully
is awkward, expensive and surprisingly opaque. here's what i recall,
don't quote me on it...
1.) in order to have a chance-in-hell to getting email through, you
need to send email from a 'whitelisted' email provider. the term
the issue: it looks like we may not be getting all of our log entries
when when pull the logs from app engine.
first, a little context. there's a lot here, so bear with me.
we need to record event lines for metrics. normally, we would write
the lines to a local file on each app server and then p
thanks, i'll go with that solution.
On Jul 13, 4:13 am, "Nick Johnson (Google)"
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> On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 12:11 AM, neil souza wrote:
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> > hey nick - met you at I/O in may, foulplay media, social gaming and
> > all that... still think you should get on
ric key if possible (should be faster, avoid casting). can i do
this?
otherwise, as tmdk mentioned, i could use key_name and stick a letter
in front of it, like 'L12345' for platform user id 12345.
On Jul 10, 7:23 am, "Nick Johnson (Google)"
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> On Fri, Jul 10,
the problem:
how to best structure the id system for a social network app on app
engine.
the run down:
users access the app through a social network. they identify
themselves to the app with a 'platform type id' (pl_type_id, enum) and
'platform user id' (pl_user_id, 64bit int) pair. examples:
that user otherwise. You can even add a new admin and remove the
> original admin.
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> > i need to set up production apps. as is, it seems that apps are
> > associated to one and only one *user* account. this is a problem
i need to set up production apps. as is, it seems that apps are
associated to one and only one *user* account. this is a problem
because multiple users (developers) need to be able to admin an app
(to deploy, fetch logs, view datastore, etc.).
we also need our tracking system to be able to fetch
