Re: [google-appengine] users.get_current_user() returns None

2010-04-07 Thread Alan Xing
Wesley, Sure there are robot clicks. The IP addresses you mentioned are indeed bots. However, there were quite many real human clicks that caused the problem. For instance, in the app id 'sa-beta' error log, there is the following entry: 03-15 03:07PM 52.148 /channel/ 500 949ms 330cpu_ms 9kb Mozi

Re: [google-appengine] users.get_current_user() returns None

2010-04-07 Thread Wesley C (Google)
i see several of these errors. if get_current_user() returns None, it really does mean that whoever/whatever access that page isn't logged in. perhaps it's a TaskQueue task or some robot hitting your page. do you recognize the IP addresses in your log entries? for example, one of them is 66.249.65

Re: [google-appengine] users.get_current_user() returns None

2010-04-04 Thread Alan Xing
Wesley, The problem still exists, although it doesn't seem causing real harm. You can take a look at app id 'sa-beta'. Login is required on that page in my app. The following is our code that logs the error entry. The page was displayed correctly when the error was logged. *user = users.get_

Re: [google-appengine] users.get_current_user() returns None

2010-04-01 Thread Wesley C (Google)
hi alan, can you let us know if you're still seeing this problem? have you seen this yourself or was this reported by your users? if the latter, can you be sure that they have signed in? (does your app require login before users can access the rest of your app?) if it's still happening, pls send

[google-appengine] users.get_current_user() returns None

2010-03-26 Thread Alan Xing
We have noticed this happening for a few app IDs we have since yesterday. It is getting less frequent for now, but still happening. Wondering if the GAE team is aware of this. -- http://twitter.com/alanxing http://twitter.com/xinghailiang http://facebook.com/alanxing http://www.linkedin.com/in/al