I was getting http 50x status code when I tried to use appcfg.py and
google appengine Dashboard warned saying appcfg.py quota exceeded.
On Dec 22, 1:10 pm, Panesse robert.pane...@gmail.com wrote:
How did you learn that you had exceeded your quota for application
updates? Are you sure this was
Look at the very bottom of the quota details page; You are limited
to 250 deployments per day.
Always wondered why that quota was there, but if people have been
doing what samba has been doing I don't blame them. No offense, I
mean, but that's gotta be iffy for the appengine cluster to deal
How did you learn that you had exceeded your quota for application
updates? Are you sure this was the problem?
On Dec 20, 6:04 am, samba cooldudevam...@gmail.com wrote:
Found a fix, started using dyndns and pointed it to my local appengine
sdk dev server.
On Dec 20, 1:46 pm, samba
For normal webdev yes its ok, but in the context of facebook apps we
need to supply fbml and receive post requests from/to facebook
servers. And I can no way do this on my localmachine. So I have to
upload every change to google appenine and ask facebook servers to
interact with the facebook app
Found a fix, started using dyndns and pointed it to my local appengine
sdk dev server.
On Dec 20, 1:46 pm, samba cooldudevam...@gmail.com wrote:
For normal webdev yes its ok, but in the context of facebook apps we
need to supply fbml and receive post requests from/to facebook
servers. And I
Install the SDK on your local machine so you can develop, test and
debug. When you've got a stable production version ready, deploy to
App Engine.
It's well worth the effort of installing the SDK - you'll find it a
lot faster process of developing your apps.
On Dec 20, 11:05 am, samba
