I work for a very large organization. We have over 500 builds on our CI server with thousands of components, generating ridiculously large log files. As someone who has to manage failures, I find it to be quite a burden to drill down into a build log looking for errors, hit the back button a bunch, re-sort everything by build status, scroll down to the next app, rinse n' repeat.
I am looking for a way to develop a custom report that would show me all failures of all apps on the server, as well as details of each error right there on that single page. This sounds like something that should already exist but after an hour on Google I can't find anything.
Any help would really be appreciated!
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We have moved our website which uses typo3 from on-prem to Azure cloud. We setup a Front door with firewall protection which is different from the previous setup.
Since day one when I log in I can do some stuff for a short while (like 4-5 minutes) and then it kicks me out to login screen.
Another example is when I'm logged in, I open a new tab and check some other sites then go back to typo3, again I'm logged out. Need to log in again.
I lost some of my posts while adding some additional info from other websites.
Any ideas?
I had a similar issue. I resolved it with replacing lockIP in the install tool from 4 to 0.
Note, this is a temp solution so you can keep working, but you really need to find out why this is happening.
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I am using Application Insights in Azure very intense but very often I experience loading issues.
So many times when I want to inspect the logs, I find the following loading animation taking forever:
The interesting thing ist, that nothing is really "loading" in the background. You can see my dev tools here:
So waiting forever does not help - its not "slowly", it just does not load at all.
None of my http requests seems to be pending... is there anyone experiencing the same behaviour? Or could I have misconfigured anything?
I get this all the time.
Press F12 (in Chrome) to open Dev Tools.
Hold left click on the refresh icon in the tool bar.
Click 'Empty cache and hard reload'.
The transactions will now load.
I have been banging my head against a wall for the last two weeks. I'm trying to set up a contact me web page for my business. Having read all the warnings about mailto, I opted to use phpmailer for this. Similarly, I decided to use XOAUTH2 for sending the mail through gmail. I found several sites, including instructions at the phpmailer github page, that should have walked me through doing this.
Here's where I run into problems. After logging into the Google developer console, creating my project, and enabling the gmail api, all of the sites that I found talk about creating my new client ID. Every single one of them tell me that I will get a simple pop-up where I click that I want to create a web application, fill in a few items, and voila, out will pop my ID. When I did this, however, I was required to complete the consent screen before I could do anything else, and these screens did not match anything that was shown on the web sites I used as a guide. I muddled through as best I could and did finally get a client ID (I think/hope).
Does anyone know of a site or sites that walk a person through this in a way that matches what the development site actually displays? Did Google recently change things and the help sites haven't caught up? Having to guess at some of this is definitely not the way to do things. I'll be testing the results in a couple of days, but won't be surprised if things don't work right. At that point, I'll probably need more help to figure out what went wrong.
Thank you for listening to my rant.
I have had my blog running on Orchard in Azure for, I dunno, a few months probably. All has been well. I have about 10 content items. It is a small site. I'm running it in Shared mode. Browsing the site is fine, it is fast and all is great. But today I have been trying to edit some posts and add some new ones. My per minute CPU usage is just going crazy and keeps crashing the site and hence I cant save anything. Pressing publish just destroys the site.
I'm not upgrading to reserved mode like it keeps recommending for a fucking little blog with about 3 viewers.
Any ideas why the cpu usage could be going so crazy?
Error logs are pretty much empty, occasional error from disqus but that is only when I am loading blog posts...
UPDATE 1:
Removed disqus just in case. Still failing miserably with massive loads to publish content items.
UPDATE 2: Kinda strange... error logs say A tenant could not be started: Default. Sequence contains more than one element. I think it is talking about routes.
at Orchard.Mvc.Routes.StandardExtensionRouteProvider.d__a.MoveNext() in c:\Users\sebros\My Projects\Orchard\src\Orchard\Mvc\Routes\StandardExtensionRouteProvider.cs:line 24
You should check that extensions monitoring is disabled. It creates lots of FileSystemWatcher instances in order to get dynamic compilation responsive to live files modifications but it's unnecessary in production environments.
Look at "Disabling the Dynamic Module Loader" section on this page: http://docs.orchardproject.net/Documentation/Orchard-module-loader-and-dynamic-compilation
Our products coded in Designer are usually structured as:
database1.nsf,
database2-production.nsf,
database3-devel.nsf,
then, all of them use the same template:
database-template-verX.X.ntf
Agents I code, are coded in NTF. After ntf is ready to be moved to NSF files, I usually just do Application > Refresh design. Everything works well. Now here is the thing...
When refreshing design and checking domino.log, usually newly created agents work great on:
database1.nsf,
database3-devel.nsf
However,
- database2-production.nsf doesn't seem to get agents properly. Even If I open NSF file directly in Designer, everything looks good. The agents just don't run. All agents are ENABLED, have proper permissions and are signed. That -production.nsf database just doesnt want to cooperate.
Usually we solve this with restarting domino and even then, sometimes we arent sure if agent will start running as scheduled or not.
Did someone else had similar problems or maybe knows what is wrong? It looks like there's some kind of cache or something..
We have no idea...
Any help would be great!
Thank you in advance!
You can use tell amgr debug * to have the agent manager output detailed information to the console. Unfortunately, if it seems that restarting the server solves the problem temporarily, you may have to collect debug information over a long period of time to see a before and after picture of what's going on -- and even then it might not point you toward the reason.
Check all the design elements property, Prohibit Design refresh or replace to modify should not be checked. Also check your acl for this database.