I am a newbie trying to set my local workstation to develop a facebook
app, as told in the tutorial ( http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/facebook
), I set the site url in facebook application's page as http://
localhost/ and set the environments in xampp. But it gives me this
output:
Notice:
A similar error, but different root cause, I think...I'm on Heroku
Cedar with node.js, and NPM is failing to install my git dependencies:
- Heroku receiving push
- Node.js app detected
- Fetching Node.js binaries
- Vendoring node 0.4.7
- Installing dependencies with npm 1.0.94
As long as you have
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i would like to get opinions about using socket.io on heroku platform.
On my first step, i found with:
- websockets are not currently supported by the HTTP Router ( also on
herokuapp.com )
- also my app was running in 2 ports which is not allowed by the dyno
architecture. That should not be a
That's exactly it. I followed the suggestion from a Stack Overflow post
and added a check to see whether 'x-forwarded-proto' = 'https'.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7185074/heroku-nodejs-http-to-https-ssl-forced-redirect
On Monday, November 21, 2011 8:26:46 AM UTC-7, j_McCaffrey wrote:
For dev I'm using Rack::Session::Pool and use that to issue a session
ID and share it between the browser and server via a cookie. On the
server Rack::Session::Pool stores the data in memory.
This is not compatible with a production environment with multiple
dynos/servers. Since Heroku doesn't do
On 21/11/2011, at 5:32 PM, Mike Abner wrote:
I think your costs are going to come from the DB. If you need a dedicated DB
for each app then that's $1000 a month but performance will be nice. If you
could combine your databases then you can save some money there.
On the other hand, if
Downloading/unpacking idios-dev from git+https://github.com/
eldarion/idios.git@c6f670fe2778d7739efde0f69d18dbdbbb04db2c (from -r
requirements.txt (line 21))
Cloninghttps://github.com/eldarion/idios.git(to
c6f670fe2778d7739efde0f69d18dbdbbb04db2c) to ./build/idios-dev
When I follow the instructions on this page:
http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/configuring-your-facebook-app-as-a-canvas-page
After saving I get the following error message:
You have specified an App Domain but have not specified a Site URL or
a Mobile Web URL
My screen looks just as it
Hi,
yes i did. I can use run my app in heroku, but whenever I update this
error appears..
Ign http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com ./ Sources
Ign http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com ./ Packages
Ign http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com ./ Sources
Ign http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com ./ Packages
Err
I have some (Django) sites on an 80MB WebFaction hosting account.
I see that a single dyno on Heroku gets 512MB... for free! (albeit
I'll pay for db and S3 storage etc...)
The WebFaction pricing pages says:
This is the actual memory available to your long-running processes
(for instance, your
I am also having an issue with embedding my PHP app. It attempts to
load in Facebook for about 10 seconds and then redirects to the app
homepage outside of Facebook, no matter what URL I declare as the
canvas.
On Nov 9, 4:46 pm, Eyal Erez eya...@gmail.com wrote:
it seems like that thread is for
I figured this out. I didn't actually follow the screenshots
completely. Remove the App Domain from the Info section and no more
problems. App is running.
On Dec 1, 10:37 am, Big Sky ASTD bigskya...@gmail.com wrote:
When I follow the instructions on this page:
Out of curiosity, why do you care about the amount of RAM available on a
dyno?
I generally run either delayed job workers or web processes on Heroku's
dyno grid; I don't have any general-purpose compute loads that require
gigabytes of RAM yet, but if I did, I'd probably look for either a hosting
It's per-app, we have four apps, three of which use only a single dyno and
we don't get charged for the three that only use one dyno.
OTOH, Heroku will idle your single-dyno (free) app if it doesn't get any
traffic for a while, which can be irritating as there's a noticeably delay
when the dyno
Maybe I'm blind, but I can't see the mechanism for restoring a RedisToGo
instance from a downloaded *.rdb backup.
Has anyone done so before or learned how?
Thanks,
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You need to email them and ask them to do it. I think they are in the process
of making this a publicly facing feature.
Mike
On Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 3:40 PM, Steven! Ragnarök wrote:
Maybe I'm blind, but I can't see the mechanism for restoring a RedisToGo
instance from a
On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 11:16 AM, anentropic bluesk...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this broadly comparable to Heroku... i.e. the whole 512MB is
available to user processes?
Yes, all 512MB goes to your processes.
Adam
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On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 12:55 PM, anentropic bluesk...@gmail.com wrote:
I found a place in the FAQs where it says Each application receives
750 free dyno hours per month but would like to confirm that it
really is per app.
Correct, it's per-app.
Adam
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