Jonathan Wiklund
Jonathan Wiklund
Might also be worth adding to the README that it support django-stdimage variations.
@kevzinnov I had the same problem.. you can solve by doing: 1. Launch a t2.nano from the image 2. Enable ENA by following https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/enhanced-networking-ena.html#enable-enhanced-networking-ena-AL 3. create new AMI / Image...
With this in place the master server won't crash if requests come in during upstart, but will instead log the errors with instance: "n/a"
I have had something similar happen that after a certain time it will start killing and starting the nodes, also the scrapoxy script itself seems to be dying a bunch....
The problem with `ImportError: No module named postgres` Is due to a typo in the connector settings.. `'CONNECTOR': 'dbbackup.db.postgres.PgDumpBinaryConnector',` should be: `'CONNECTOR': 'dbbackup.db.postgresql.PgDumpBinaryConnector',` @mikeschaekermann @thimma11 you should just install dbbackup==3.2.0...
@zxwild Yeah I've found that to make the initial restoration, I can't use the dbrestore command, but using the psql command works fine
Yep same here.. Think it was something like 1.6Mb on a fresh site where I wanted to replicate some data from prod to dev.
I'd be interested in something similar to get my cronjob failuers to also log into Sentry
I've seen it in nested lists, where there comes a placeholder both for the parent list and the hovered list.
I was able to reduce the occurance of this by plaiying around with paddings/margins on the nested lists..