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## gist:5164036
Google Apps and Heroku Setup

Remove A Records (66.96.162.128):
*
domainname.com

Remove MX Records:
30 * mx.domainname.com
30 @ mx.domainname.com

## gist:5267715
use this line on local machine prior to pushing to heroku master

RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake assets:precompile

## gist:6265625
Replace instances of below

Original: $.browser.msie
Replacement: /MSIE/.test(navigator.userAgent)

## ruby_sass_converter
sass --watch stylesheet.scss:stylesheet.css

## firefox_setup
brew install mozilla-addon-sdk
cfx [options] [command]

# create a new addon in an empty directory
cfx my-addon

# run the addon
cfx run

# export to .xpi format

## known_hosts
# from root
cd ~/.ssh
open known_hosts

# can also locate id_rsa

# OR
cd .ssh/

## domain_dns_lookup
dig @8.8.8.8 [domain.name] ANY

## aws_cloudfront_ssl_setup
# from the directory where the key/certs are located
aws iam upload-server-certificate \
  --server-certificate-name a-new-cert-name \
  --certificate-body file://your-site.crt \
  --private-key file://your-site.key \
  --certificate-chain file://your-site-intermediates.crt \
  --path /cloudfront/your-path/
# where a-new-cert-name is an arbitrary name you give your cert for AWS
# your-site-intermediates.crt is your [certname].chain.crt (may need to include [certname].chained.crt)
# your-path is an arbitrary name you give (best if it's the same as the server-certificate-name)

## upgrade_npm_via_npm
sudo npm cache clean -f
sudo npm install -g n
sudo n stable

## head_heroku
git push heroku +HEAD:master
git push -f heroku HEAD:master
	Google Apps and Heroku Setup

	Remove A Records (66.96.162.128):
	*
	domainname.com

	Remove MX Records:
	30 * mx.domainname.com
	30 @ mx.domainname.com
	use this line on local machine prior to pushing to heroku master

	RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake assets:precompile
	Replace instances of below

	Original: $.browser.msie
	Replacement: /MSIE/.test(navigator.userAgent)
	brew install mozilla-addon-sdk
	cfx [options] [command]

	# create a new addon in an empty directory
	cfx my-addon

	# run the addon
	cfx run

	# export to .xpi format
	# from root
	cd ~/.ssh
	open known_hosts

	# can also locate id_rsa

	# OR
	cd .ssh/
	# from the directory where the key/certs are located
	aws iam upload-server-certificate \
	--server-certificate-name a-new-cert-name \
	--certificate-body file://your-site.crt \
	--private-key file://your-site.key \
	--certificate-chain file://your-site-intermediates.crt \
	--path /cloudfront/your-path/
	# where a-new-cert-name is an arbitrary name you give your cert for AWS
	# your-site-intermediates.crt is your [certname].chain.crt (may need to include [certname].chained.crt)
	# your-path is an arbitrary name you give (best if it's the same as the server-certificate-name)