Change REMOTE_URL to be REMOTES, and force it to be a list

docs/config/index.rst

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ this, Sentry allows you to specify a custom client::
 
 	CLIENT = 'sentry.client.base.SentryClient'
 
-In addition to the default client (which will handle multi-db and REMOTE_URL for you) we also include two additional options:
+In addition to the default client (which will handle REMOTES for you) we also include two additional options:
 
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 LoggingSentryClient

docs/install/index.rst

@@ -181,11 +181,11 @@ Start with adding the client to your ``INSTALLED_APPS``::
 	  'sentry.client',
 	]
 
-Add the ``SENTRY_REMOTE_URL`` configuration variable, to point to the absolute location to the ``/store/`` view on your
+Add the ``SENTRY_REMOTES`` configuration variable, to point to the absolute location to the ``/store/`` view on your
 Sentry server::
 
 	# This should be the absolute URI of sentries store view
-	SENTRY_REMOTE_URL = 'http://your.sentry.server/sentry/store/'
+	SENTRY_REMOTES = ['http://your.sentry.server/sentry/store/']
 
 You will also need to ensure that your ``SENTRY_KEY`` matches across your client and server configurations::
 

sentry/client/base.py

@@ -193,8 +193,8 @@ def send_remote(self, url, data, headers={}):
 
     def send(self, **kwargs):
         "Sends the message to the server."
-        if app.config['REMOTE_URL']:
-            for url in app.config['REMOTE_URL']:
+        if app.config['REMOTES']:
+            for url in app.config['REMOTES']:
                 message = base64.b64encode(simplejson.dumps(kwargs).encode('zlib'))
                 timestamp = time.time()
                 signature = get_mac_signature(message, timestamp)