URGENT HELP : Can't set Daily spending

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Gil Polguère

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Jan 9, 2017, 1:28:23 PM1/9/17
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Hello

I can't set a daily spending for a project (id : mm-com)
In my developer console, the request (https://console.cloud.google.com/m/gae/updateappenginebudget?pid=mm-com&authuser=1) is responding with an error 500.

How can I solve my problem ?

thank you!

George (Cloud Platform Support)

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Jan 9, 2017, 4:38:40 PM1/9/17
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In fact, your link returns error 405.


Looking at the logs in your project mm-com, one notices errors of the type “require(): Failed opening required 'wp-login.php' (include_path=“.


This error originates in your script’s code, and may be caused by the following:

- The target file is misspelled or doesn't exist.

- ROOT_PATH is not defined or is incorrectly set.

- You assume a working directory that is different from the actual one; if ROOT_PATH is relative, this assumption falsifies the actual full path.


You may consider using include(dirname(__DIR__) in your code, to obtain the directory of the current file (without the trailing slash).  It should prove beneficial if you elaborate and provide more detail.

Karolína Netolická

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Jan 10, 2017, 2:28:05 PM1/10/17
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Also, to set the budget I you need to be a project Owner or Editor; if you have only the App Engine Admin or any other App Engine role on the project, you won't be able to set it - you need to ask a project Owner or Editor to do it.

Josh Moore

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Jan 10, 2017, 3:00:14 PM1/10/17
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I can see that we're showing a backend error for this call, as well.  I've opened an investigation on why this is occurring.  While we look into this, can you confirm that you're logged in as the same user account that you posted with?

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Gil Polguère

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Jan 12, 2017, 10:34:20 AM1/12/17
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@Karolina I'm the Owner

@Josh, Yes, it's the same account

In the meantime, my problem has been solved (I don't know how). I still have the HAR if you need it.

Thank you all for your feedbacks.


Le mardi 10 janvier 2017 21:00:14 UTC+1, joshuamo a écrit :
I can see that we're showing a backend error for this call, as well.  I've opened an investigation on why this is occurring.  While we look into this, can you confirm that you're logged in as the same user account that you posted with?
On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 11:28 AM, 'Karolína Netolická' via Google App Engine <google-a...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Also, to set the budget I you need to be a project Owner or Editor; if you have only the App Engine Admin or any other App Engine role on the project, you won't be able to set it - you need to ask a project Owner or Editor to do it.

On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 1:38:40 PM UTC-8, George (Cloud Platform Support) wrote:

In fact, your link returns error 405.


Looking at the logs in your project mm-com, one notices errors of the type “require(): Failed opening required 'wp-login.php' (include_path=“.


This error originates in your script’s code, and may be caused by the following:

- The target file is misspelled or doesn't exist.

- ROOT_PATH is not defined or is incorrectly set.

- You assume a working directory that is different from the actual one; if ROOT_PATH is relative, this assumption falsifies the actual full path.


You may consider using include(dirname(__DIR__) in your code, to obtain the directory of the current file (without the trailing slash).  It should prove beneficial if you elaborate and provide more detail.

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