Hi,
Some of my apps are seeing occasionally horrible performance - a
greater-than 10 second response time - even for static files like
index.html.
From purely anecdotal experience, it seems like this is happening when
the app hasn't been contacted for a few hours, and then on the first
request
Hi DAZ,
You may want to run in development mode?
In development mode, the stylesheet tag, tweaks the stylesheet name
different style.css?1242346 - that last number is based upon the mod
date of the stylesheet . So when you change the sheet, the browser
requests a different file and you
I'm getting periodic, unexplained crashes on some of my apps. For
example, I'll be making calls to my app http://classic-grouped-links.heroku.com/
(running in production) via ActiveResource API.
All of the calls will work, and then all of the sudden, the app dies.
When I load up
All the messages within production.rb are for
Sorry, I meant to expand on this:
All the messages within production.rb are for the calls to the app
that worked. No errors in production.log, or any other logs/*.log
file
On Jan 8, 10:22 am, Matthew Moore m3mo...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm getting
Hi everyone,
Heroku is really great. So good that I was able to upload and get my
application working, though I'm very, very inexperienced. Bravo.
I've got a problem that escapes me -- when I reinstalled the app
(tarballed upload) my login _within_the_app (SessionsController) won't
let me log
The database on the Heroku side is not the same as what you use on your
local development, regardless of whether or not your sqlite database is
checked in or not (it probably shouldn't be). Heroku uses a Postgres
database, which will, by definition, be separate and different than your
local
My git isn't not working anymore ..
novapac.heroku.com
Can you help me ?
Thanx ;-)
On Jan 6, 4:51 pm, Antoine antoine.fauc...@gmail.com wrote:
no news ;-) ?
On Jan 6, 9:46 am, Antoine antoine.fauc...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have still the error ?
I can't do anymore a : git push
Thanks very much. I confirmed that you are right by getting rid of
the login -- the database is indeed empty of my document content. I
presume that to get local and Heroku to work alike I need to use
Postgres locally? And then git from one to the other? Is there a
simpler way of getting
You can add records to your database through the heroku console, as
you would locally.
On Jan 8, 2:50 pm, HazardJ james.g.haz...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks very much. I confirmed that you are right by getting rid of
the login -- the database is indeed empty of my document content. I
presume
Matthew,
An app reset on our part will usually correct the problem and in this
case it has. We are busy working on better ways to get logs and error
reporting from our users.
Sometimes applications fail due to an internal issue with the Heroku
cloud. We are busy working out the underlying
Matthew,
Paul is correct - apps that haven't been accessed by any web traffic
are frozen when unused and then thawed when a user requests the
url. We are working improved methods for starting applications and
scaling them as demand grows.
- Ivan
On Jan 8, 2:50 pm, Matthew Moore
Right now, Heroku does not relay SMTP messages but we do allow
outbound SMTP connections.
What this means is that you need to set the SMTP hostname with the
server you want to use for relaying messages. In other words, replace
request.host in def notify(user) with the hostname or address of a
Tiago,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Application blessings are usually handled in about a day's time or
less. What app did you request to have blessed?
- Ivan
On Jan 7, 7:24 am, Tiago Franco gama.fra...@gmail.com wrote:
Great,
Thanks.
Suggestion:
Add a reference sheet with the meaning of
Hi
If you put those methods into your model, the rails console acts as
your admin interface. There you can create some logins.
You can also use migrations to create those users for you. It would be
the same code, just one would be run manually and the other
automatically.
Dave Thomas
Cavortify.
It was already blessed when I made the post. Didn't know about the
icon though.
Thanks,
Tiago Franco
On Jan 9, 12:02 am, Ivan i...@heroku.com wrote:
Tiago,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Application blessings are usually handled in about a day's time or
less. What app did you
Thanks for all the responses!
I'm working from within a world of code I don't understand well.
After an extremely rich learning experience, I discovered that I could seed
the user database from the console with:
User.new(:login = 'admin', :email = 'admin', :password = 'mypswd',
This talks about load and dumping data
I have done with a local sqlite database and Heroku.
--K
http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2007/11/23/yamldb_for_databaseindependent_data_dumps/
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James,
My suggestion is to run sqlite locally.
Only if you are using a lot of raw SQL would I suggest postgress
locally.
I can see why someone would suggest the opposite. But why not just
focus on rails for now? Once it becomes a big time app, then worry
about the version of the
Hi Keenan,
My thought about Postgres was because I am trying to have the same data
locally as at Heroku. Heroku uses Postgres, I thought I needed to match
it. Now I understand that it is possible to synchonize using yaml_db to
export sqlite data to a data.yml, then upload it to Heroku, though I
I am not getting any syntax or ssh errors, but a logical error. I
used the online editor to put up a simple rails app. If I run heroku
list from the command line here the app shows up fine. However if I
run heroku clone myapp or use even git clone g...@heroku.com:myapp.git
it does not download
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