Deploy app for django-norel

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Greg_s

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Jun 14, 2011, 1:54:52 PM6/14/11
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I am having major issues getting my app to deploy.

I have been working with django-norel test app and the all buttons
pressed app. I managed to deploy an app the other day, but I couldnt
create a superuser via

manage.py remote createsuperuser since I kept getting a 400 bad
request not authorised to acess ~sMYAPPNAME data

I tried creating another app with a different appid and I cant event
deploy the app to that.

I have the googleappengine code at /usr/local/googleappengine and it
is
release: "1.5.0"
timestamp: 1301428458
api_versions: ['1']

I have the app.yaml configured to the remote api handler

application: APPNAME
version: 1
runtime: python
api_version: 1

builtins:
- remote_api: on

inbound_services:
- warmup

The APPNAME has been changed in my config to match my app.

Where am I going wrong?

Robert Kluin

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Jun 17, 2011, 5:01:41 AM6/17/11
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Hi,
I assume the error actually said you couldn't access "s~MYAPPNAME"'s
data. That is because it is an HR app. I'm not familiar with the
inner (or outer) workings of manage.py, but you could try
(temporarily) changing your appid in app.yaml to "s~MYAPPNAME". Or, a
better option, if manage.py is using the remote API to make its calls,
then you might be able to specify the server (yourappid.appspot.com)
and it will auto-detect the correct appid.

If you would like to read more, there are numerous threads in the
groups about "s~" being prepended to app ids.


Robert

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