Hi Ben,
Thanks a lot for your answers!
I'm looking forward to reading you about the other thread.
Thanks!
Thomas.
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 11:40 PM, Ben Scofield b...@heroku.com wrote:
Sorry for the delay! I finally talked to our Varnish expert, and he
confirmed that:
1) our configuration
I have an app that must operate under multiple top-level domains. Is
there any way to do this? When I try to add another Custom Domain
it says only one base domain ber app.
I'm now paying $7/month for the convenience of using Verigo's
integrated DNS and can't even manage multiple domains?
I've
Hi everyone,
Just watched the Heroku tutorial Setup custom domain with email I
did follow all the instructions, I'm using Zerigo.
Everything seems okay:
http://www.iptools.com/dnstools.php?tool=dnsuser_data=hockey-community.comtype=MX
BUT, there's just one thing I can't understand: where
Hi guys and girls!
I'm starting the private alpha for my Wordchuck add-on, and am looking
for some alpha testers.
It makes translation localization really easy, so if any of you are
currently trying to internationalize/localize, or if you've been
thinking about doing it, now's your chance!
I am trying to install the plugin on a heroku app. The command heroku
plugins:install git://github.com/vanntastic/fancy_box_rails_plugin.git
runs fine. But when I try to run the command heroku rake
fancy_box:install, I get an exception -
Unable to load plugin: some_plugin: uninitialized constant
Hey,
There is no support on our side to load gem dependencies from plugins,
at least at this moment.
A minimal approach would be to just rely on the gem being on PATH,
rescuing errors and asking the user to install it. Example:
Hello!
bundler-1.0.2 comes with :platforms = :mri_19 feature for dsl
This feature is a handy means of selecting gems 1.8 / 1.9 only gems (such as
ruby-debug)
bundler-1.0.2 happens to be in default gemset of fresh rvm installs
my app runs on my host, and still push to heroku is refused
I would
Shouldn't you be doing the plugin install on your local machine,
checking in what it does, and then pushing that to heroku?
Plugin installs typically (always?) create new directories and files
in the filesystem of your app, and since heroku doesn't allow you to
write to the file system...
Mike
heroku plugins:install is for installing heroku client plugins. You want to
use rails plugin install instead.
Oren
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 9:57 PM, vishy shubhambansa...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to install the plugin on a heroku app. The command heroku
plugins:install
First off im new to Heroku but aside from a few frustrations I think
its pretty cool.
Ive been trying to Heroku to play nicely with the Hobo gem. The app im
using is just the default app hobo generates. The process im using to
create and deploy my application is as follows:
1) hobo test_app
2)
Ok. Ive figured out that one of hobos build in generators isnt running
correctly. It should be running [1] but isnt. Ive tried [2] but I get
a read-only error. Any ideas?
[1] rake hobo:generate_taglibs
[2] heroku hobo:generate_taglibs
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Run the hobo generators locally, check the results in to git, then
push that to heroku.
If hobo expects to be able to generate files at run-time then it isn't
going to work out of the box with Heroku. It won't be able to create
the files on the read-only filesystem.
Mike
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010
Im ignoring the dependencies because of a Rails version conflict.
There is a Heroku recipes on their website that includes these
instructions.
Were you referring to Hobo or Heroku for your hobby projects? Im new
to Heroku, but I do fancy Hobo. Its definitely a bit slower than
native Rails but i
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 7:47 PM, Adam sir.adamw...@gmail.com wrote:
Were you referring to Hobo or Heroku for your hobby projects? Im new
to Heroku, but I do fancy Hobo. Its definitely a bit slower than
native Rails but i like the gracefulness of the model/schema
definitions along with a bunch
Thats what I actually did. I had the plugin installed on the local
machine and everything was working fine. However as soon as I pushed
it to heroku it was not able to load a helper method from the plugin
and my app was not loading up at all. That's why I thought that I may
have to re-install the
Do you mean that I can run a command something like :
heroku rails plugin install plugin location
or do you mean that I need to install the plugin on my local machine
and push it to heroku?
The plugin is installed on my local box and everything is working
fine. However when I pushed my repo to
So I've clearly got a network issue going on, and the only thing it
could be in my code is my connection to mongohq, but shouldn't the
stack trace reference something I'm calling somewhere, or could this
be a problem in heroku. Note that the rake task started and did do
some work (it's an ETL
I have the following entry in my Gemfile:
gem 'devise', :path = 'vendor/gems'
This is a customized version of the Devise gem (v. 1.0.8) that is stored
in my RAILS_ROOT/vendor/gems directory.
When I try to deploy with this entry in the Gemfile, I get:
- Heroku receiving push
Nope, I do that all the time. But you could try forcing it with git push -f
heroku crm:master and see if that helps.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 1:09 PM, Wes Gamble we...@att.net wrote:
I tried the following command:
$ git push heroku crm:master
To g...@heroku.com:my_repo.git
! [rejected]
On 10/14/10 8:07 PM, Wes Gamble wrote:
On 10/14/10 7:43 PM, Wes Gamble wrote:
I have the following entry in my Gemfile:
gem 'devise', :path = 'vendor/gems'
This is a customized version of the Devise gem (v. 1.0.8) that is
stored in my RAILS_ROOT/vendor/gems directory.
When I
I routinely add multiple top-level domains to a single application with no
problems, but I don't use the Verigo DNS. Since you're having problems, my
guess is it's a limitation in the Verigo addon,
Jim Gilliam
http://twitter.com/jgilliam
http://3dna.us/
On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Alex
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