On 7 Nov 2014 23:48, PK p...@gae123.com wrote:
wrt off topic As I have stated before, when I start working on a new
project I always try to understand what is the developers' primary
development environment and use the same or similar. This avoids too much
bleeding especially for bleeding
Here is the final solution to the issue, I suggest the file_blob_storage
modification and renaming the existing files for everyone, it's extremely
clumsy to utilize special characters in file names (macos seems to handle
/ in the file name, don't know why / is used instead of : as windows,
the
Well, it turns out the gcs files were never written to the blobstore
directory, I'm hunting where they are, I have a hunch they are in the
db.rdbms, hoping they are in a separate temp directory instead (my last
blobstore update was from 05/2013)
However on the mac dev_appserver, they are
Hi Kaan,
do you have the latest app engine GCS SDK? The docs say that the SDK is in
googlecode but it seems it has moved in github here.
This past week I switched my development environment from native mac (and
native linux on another machine) to native docker. I need to write up about the
Hi PK
That is exactly what I'm trying to do, thanks for the reply
The SDK/GCS serving part seems to be separate from the upload/library
logic, If I'm not mistaken, so my issue is currently the serving part
(offtopic, I seem to be manually modifying the cloudstorage library for the
serving url
Sorry I cannot help there, I hope there is a way that is not too much trouble.
I have never trusted compatibility of the SDK format on the disk, I assume it
can break in a moment’s notice between releases even in the same platform. So I
have an import/export tool that I use for data
Well checking the blobstore's n folder now, I see that the 0byte/empty
ncoded_gs_file updated when I uploaded the photo
So I'm guessing there is a file access issue, the images are likely on
another dimension :)
I've checked the folder with cygwin too, no trace of the images, I'm
guessing
wrt “off topic” As I have stated before, when I start working on a new project
I always try to understand what is the developers' primary development
environment and use the same or similar. This avoids too much bleeding
especially for bleeding edge technologies. So I never used GAE on windows.
Thanks anyway
That is actually a great approach, I considered that a couple of times
myself, I use the same approach with other platforms, but compared to them,
GAE/SDK is extremely stable, the GCS issue is a shame, whoever implemented
it should be ashamed, other than that, things seem pretty
Really looking forward to that article :)
I guess you could also backup, upgrade and restore a mac, if things doesn't
go your way with an upgrade, however downgrading the os itself would be a
challenge I guess (haven't tried/researched the process myself, I hope the
installation restores the
Off topic, if there is anyone around thinking of making the switch, the
sqlite datastore seems to be compatible with mac os, the blobstore is
compatible, the only issue seems to be this, for a direct switch
macports py27-lxml + py27-pil + using the python2.7 of macports solves
the
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