I had a similar problem, it turned out that I disabled "http: //" from ROOT_URL.
Your journal posts are pretty general, is there anything before that?
Here, as I received the meteor's "todos" application, working on the hero and the Mongolab.
Meteor on Hereka
Set meteorite
curl install.meteor.com | /bin/sh
Add a meteor to our path so that we can run the "meteor" command from anywhere.
clone an existing meteor application into the heroku folder.
meteor create
Go to the meteorite application folder.
cd heroku
I added a package.json file that looks like this.
{ "name": "myapp", "version": "0.0.1", "engines": { "node": "0.10.33", "npm": "1.4.23" }, "dependencies": { "fibers": "1.0.0" } }
go to our home folder. We want to return to our previous place.
pushd ~
get the heroku client and install it.
wget http://assets.heroku.com/heroku-client/heroku-client.tgz tar -zxvf heroku-client.tgz export PATH=${PATH}:${HOME}/heroku-client/bin
Return to the previous place.
popd
Enter the hero.
heroku login
SKIP THIS PART IF YOU ALREADY HAVE AN ACCOUNT DOWNLOAD WITH YEROK AND GITBOUNDS.
Add your public SSH key to the hero (if you haven't already)
heroku keys:add ~/keys/heroku_public_key_ssh.txt
(Manually) Verify that the public SSH key is also added to your GitHub account.
If you are using ssh-agent, make sure that the corresponding private SSH key is loaded
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa_heroku_github
Set up our subfolder as the git repository that we will click on the hero. Sign your own heroku app name for "mikestodos" below.
git init heroku git:remote -a mikestodos git add . git commit -a -m "first deploy"
Create a heroku app. The mine is called Mikstodos.
heroku create mikestodos --stack cedar --region us --buildpack https:
Create a new mongolab and a new database user.
Set MONGO_URL for heroku as our MongoLabs database url. Format:
heroku config:set MONGO_URL=mongodb://<my_mongouser>:<my_mongodbpassword>@<mymongoserver>:<mymongoport>/<mymongodbname>
replace your own MongoLabs url below.
heroku config:set MONGO_URL=mongodb:
Set ROOT_URL for our heroku application.
heroku config:set ROOT_URL=http:
Now click our application on the hero.
git push heroku master