So I have to enable any of the free features to verify my account, and
then I will be able to send e-mails? There is no e-mail specific
setting I have to enable?
On May 23, 11:25 pm, Luis Martín Vallejo lmart...@gmail.com wrote:
August, you will need to have your account verified. Take a look
Thanks for the good explanation.
Can I request that the message be more end user friendly?
At the moment it tells the poor user that this application is out of
grunt and how to get more grunt, but they don't really care about that
- _they_ aren't the ones who are going to be buying more dynos.
I'm a mere user, but I can share my experience
1. I will have a lot of assets (pics and videos) which I will be
storing in S3. Is there a bandwidth charge from Heroku to upload these
files to S3?
There appears to be no charge for the bandwidth as such.
However, there is a file size limit:
In my honest opinion this message should never be presented at all.
I'd rather have a generic too many concurrent connections message
presented to the user, along with a detailed email to the owner.
Furthermore, in your application management page you should have a
log / history, with detailed
hey, i cannot now install gems.
we were trying to run a certain gem, and some help file told us to
change the HOME environment var--I think.
Anyway, if you use Windows, what are your HOME and HOMEPATH vars set
to (to see them, type SET into the command line).
Thanks!
Ed
PS My error on running
What version of windows are you running? on my Windows XP box I have
HOMEPATH set to \Documents and Settings\Username and I don't have a
HOME var. Closest I have is HOMEDRIVE and it is set to C:.
Carl
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 3:41 PM, Ed Jones ed.jo...@gmail.com wrote:
hey, i cannot now
Not sure if you need to edit your code.
heroku restart
sounds like a good place to start :)
GaJ
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Thanks, Carl, that was it!
I have Vista, but your little hint told me it was HOME=C: that was
wanted.
Heroku and Herokugarden gems now installed and hopefully all will be
happy.
Thanks!
On May 26, 6:48 pm, Carl Anderson nexus...@gmail.com wrote:
What version of windows are you running? on my
You're welcome.
Carl
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 5:28 PM, Ed Jones ed.jo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Carl, that was it!
I have Vista, but your little hint told me it was HOME=C: that was
wanted.
Heroku and Herokugarden gems now installed and hopefully all will be
happy.
Thanks!
On May
Hi All,
Heroku recommend, in their docs, that you use hoptoad or similar for
exception reporting. Great idea.
They also recommend that you use environment vars for setting secret
information that should not be in your codebase. Another great idea.
However if you are going to do this
Thanks for that bit of info, important to know.
Carl
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 6:36 PM, GreenAsJade
martin.jg.greg...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Heroku recommend, in their docs, that you use hoptoad or similar for
exception reporting. Great idea.
They also recommend that you use environment
Is it possible to set longer cache times for static assets in varnish.
According to the documentation, these are cached for 1 day by default.
I've got assets that could be cached much longer than that. Ideally,
I'd like to be able to set Cache-control so the user's browser could
cache them for a
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