By default, the following web request details are masked as they can contain sensitive data: Headers Post Data Server Variables Session Variables Cookies However, you can configure your app to unmask this in your app’s config file. Stackify will then retrieve information about these fields and list it in the Error Details page or in the “View Document” view for …
FAQ: How Do I Overwrite App and Environment Names?
There may be scenarios where you want to change the initial app name discovered by the agent. (By default the app is named by the root directory of the app). You may also wish to have a different environment name for different apps being hosted on the same server. The app name and environment name defined by the agent can …
Prefix: Advanced settings for ASP.NET
The follow settings can be set for an ASP.NET web application to change the behavior of how the StackifyHttpModule and Prefix works. Change reporting Url for a request You can use the StackifyLib nuget package to customize the request name (Url or action) for any request. StackifyLib.ProfileTracer.SetReportingUrl(“Custom.Reporting.Url”); App info settings These settings can be set in your web.config appSettings. Specify …
Prefix: Uninstall or Disable
How to Disable Prefix: To disable the Profiler, use the Prefix UI and select “Disable profiler” How to Remove Prefix: To remove the StackifyHttpModule from IIS or IIS Express, please execute these commands below. Remove from IIS config: %windir%system32inetsrvappcmd.exe delete module “StackifyHttpModule_Net40” %windir%system32inetsrvappcmd.exe delete module “StackifyHttpModule_Net20” Remove from global IIS Express config: %programfiles(x86)%IIS Expressappcmd.exe delete module “StackifyHttpModule_Net40” %programfiles(x86)%IIS Expressappcmd.exe delete …
.NET Agent Installation: Enable Classic IIS App Pools
When Stackify Retrace or Prefix is installed, StackifyHttpModule is registered in IIS. If you are using “classic” application pools, they will not automatically use Stackify’s module. To fix this you can either add the module to your application’s web.config and redeploy your app, or modify the master web.config on your server or PC to reference the module. Note: Some APM features …
Troubleshoot: Errors and Logs .NET Configurations
This guide is intended to help users who are experiencing problems trying to configure their errors and logs to be sent to Stackify. If you haven’t already, check out our documentation on installing Stackify for your appropriate logging framework. This guide will provide you with a checklist of items that will help troubleshoot what is going on. If you are …
Errors and Logs: Configure log4net
You can get started logging with log4net with minimal changes to your project. You essentially just add a few DLLs to your project and then add some configuration details to your .config file specifying an additional (or replacement) log appender. The appender is available via Nuget in Visual Studio and additional documentation can be found on our Github page. Getting …
Errors and Logs: Configure NLog
You can get started logging with the NLog appender with minimal changes to your project. You essentially just add a few DLLs to your project and then add some configuration details to your .config file specifying an additional (or replacement) log appender. The appender is available via Nuget in Visual Studio and additional documentation can be found on our Github …
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