I have a GAE application I'm developing. I've been away for about two weeks and have not used the app. Today I get a 404, not found. How could my app disappear? I can still log in as administrator and the app seems to be set up correctly but even using the links from admin I get a 404.
A GAE app doesn't disappear with a 404 error...
You should have another setup issue.
Have a look to the tutorial
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I currently have a React app built with create-react-app using react-router v3 hosted on S3 through CloudFront. The app is the view for a PHP api hosted elsewhere. The react-router is set up to use browserHistory.
Currently we are trying to set up the app so that it can be crawled by google and are testing this with google webmaster tools and "fetch as google".
The homepage fetches no problem but any internal page is unable to even render and returns a "not found".
The site also still has a 404 error show in console when trying to directly navigate to a route in a new tab (but loads the page as expected).
What I've tried so far:
1) importing babel-polyfill at the entry point for the googlebot.
2) set up CloudFront error pages to send 404 responses to /index.html with a 200
3) set the error page for s3 to index.html
From my reading, google shouldn't require server-side-rendering just to crawl the site (SEO is not a concern for us), but none of the other solutions I've found online seem to solve the problem.
Will I need to make the whole app be able to handle SSR, something simple like: https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/blob/master/packages/react-scripts/template/README.md#serving-apps-with-client-side-routing, or are there other things I can try that will just make a page crawlable without setting anything up server side?
Any help or direction to further resources would be appreciated!
I found out the solution was pretty easy. In the cloudfront distribution, set the custom error pages to have 404 errors go to the target "/" with a http response of 200.
A lot of other people have it posted with the target as "/index.html", if that doesnt work, just try the above.
I got the error when I click 'delete' for deleting Web address
We are unable to process your request at this time. Please try again later. (Error #1000)
and I got this error when I try to delete google app engine from Google Apps
You do not have the permissions necessary to uninstall this application.
Today problem gone after I email to support and post this issue =)
When I open up the Google App Engine console and click on one particular app I get:-
Server Error (500)
A server error has occurred.
Additional info:-
This only happens for one app (I have 8 in total).
The app is deployed and I can view it no dramas via the appspot URL.
It happens as soon as I click the app name in the "Applications Overview" page - I am unable to view the console for that app at all.
There are no errors when deploying from the GAE Launcher and I've tried re-deploying several times.
I was able to login yesterday morning but have been receiving this error since yesterday afternoon.
The app is Python (as are all my apps).
I tried logging in "incognito" and on a different PC without success.
I also tried deleting all the *.pyc files and re-compiling them but it made no difference.
Has anyone else come across this issue? Any suggestions on how to resolve it?
Thanks.
The issue was my YAML file contained:-
- url: /.*
script: about.application
Once I changed this so that the "about" page wasn't so greedy, it has worked.
I am using the Eclipse with the Google AppEngine plugins (Java) and following the http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/gettingstarted/uploading.html tutorial.
Everything works fine locally, but when I try to deploy to AppEngine I get an error
"Error While signing in"
An error occurred while trying to sign in 400 bad request. See the error logs for more details.
This error is before I enter any login info or anything.
I am copy/pasting the App ID from the AppEngine website so Im pretty sure I got it right.
I have no idea where the logs are on this thing, so any help there would also be appreciated.
Try logging out and back in again. That worked for me.
Change your proxy settings!
Please go to Window -> Preferences
Then from General find Network Connections and update your proxy settings.
This must solve your issue.
I've got an app that I want to run on my www subdomain. It's been running on a test subdomain - gae - for a while, and is still running there. In my google apps account, I added the www subdomain for the app angine application, and have added the appropriate CNAME to my DNS. For some reason, while I can still see the app on my gae subdomain, I get the browser's "Can't find the server" error message when trying to connect to the www subdomain. Any great ideas why?
What's even weirder, is that I can't view the app on its appspot URL: saturdayplace-static-sites.appspot.com
gae.saturdayplace.com - works
www.saturdayplace.com - can't even get a 404 here. The server is MIA, same as the appspot URL above. What's going on?
Your app is serving 404 responses on both of those domains. As to why it's doing that, it's impossible to say without seeing your code - perhaps you have some middleware that discriminates based on domain?
The problem ended up being a DNS issue, which I think I've gotten straightened out.