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Abhranil Majumder
Jul 9, 2015, 2:52:45 AM7/9/15
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Currently I cannot upload files in google cloud bucked. At first I configured the google cloud hosting, made a bucket and downloaded the appengine, and followed the steps to upload file. But I am getting NetworkError: 500 Internal Server Error.
Please go through the issue from stack overflow and reply accordingly.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31266686/cant-upload-files-in-google-bucket-using-php
Please go through the issue from stack overflow and reply accordingly.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31266686/cant-upload-files-in-google-bucket-using-php
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Jul 9, 2015, 7:47:57 PM7/9/15
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Hey Abhranil,
Stackoverflow has its own process for determining whether your question will get an answer or not (basically, if it's well-researched and a user who wants to answer can answer it, they might, and if they do, you'll get a notification). It appears that you're already getting help there (which is the correct place to put a specific technical question, since this forum is not meant for 1-on-1 support, but rather general discussion on the platform), so I think you should continue to respond to the user who's already helping you.
Cross-posting to other forums merely asking for someone to look at your stackoverflow question is bad net etiquette in general, so please avoid this in future. It's essentially spamming since there's no content to your post other than "please go to this link".
If you have any real discussion to start on the platform / services, please feel free to open a new thread for that purpose, and have a nice day!
Stackoverflow has its own process for determining whether your question will get an answer or not (basically, if it's well-researched and a user who wants to answer can answer it, they might, and if they do, you'll get a notification). It appears that you're already getting help there (which is the correct place to put a specific technical question, since this forum is not meant for 1-on-1 support, but rather general discussion on the platform), so I think you should continue to respond to the user who's already helping you.
Cross-posting to other forums merely asking for someone to look at your stackoverflow question is bad net etiquette in general, so please avoid this in future. It's essentially spamming since there's no content to your post other than "please go to this link".
If you have any real discussion to start on the platform / services, please feel free to open a new thread for that purpose, and have a nice day!
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