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substrakt / letsencrypt-heroku

Make any Heroku application secure in just a couple of minutes.
https://substrakt.com/heroku-ssl-me-weve-come-a-long-way/
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Heroku Ownership Required to automatically deploy #14

Closed trystant closed 8 years ago

trystant commented 8 years ago

Hi,

I came upon this and was looking forward to installing this. I started the Heroku deploy wizard from the button on the README page, but when I specified the app (in this case "blackops-staging", I got a response saying that the "application is not available".

screenshot 2016-08-13 17 19 58

I'm assuming that this is because I am a collaborator on this app and not an owner. If this is correct, it might be good to specify that one needs to be an owner.

According to the Collaborator Permissions, the only items that a collaborator should not be able to do are:

Considering that this is a free solution, I am not clear on whether doing this deploy requires ownership, or whether there are other reasons why the automatic deploy didn't work.

Thanks in advance.

mlebkowski commented 8 years ago

No, @trystant, this is a separate app that manages the certificate for your other applications. You shouldn’t use an existing apps name, but a new one, like blackops-certificate-manager

maxehmookau commented 8 years ago

Hi @trystant,

As @mlebkowski says, just to clarify, this project is a separate application that you can deploy to Heroku, it's not an add-on to add to existing Heroku apps.

I suggest naming it something like YOURNAME-certificate-management on heroku, or similar.

trystant commented 8 years ago

@mlebkowski and @maxehmookau

Ah, eyes I got it. https://endbias-certificate-manager.herokuapp.com/ is live and working. Made things very easy. Thank you so much for this. I can close this ticket.