Author: Benjamin Perkins

Capture a StackOverflowException and make a dump 0xc00000fd

WinDbg Benjamin Perkins

I read in this article that “Starting with the .NET Framework 2.0, you can’t catch a StackOverflowException object with a try/catch block, and the corresponding process is terminated by default. Consequently, you should write your code to detect and prevent a stack overflow.”  That is the reason why the following code was crashing my process […]

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ASP.NET Core with Entity Framework Core error, Login Failed

ASP.NET Benjamin Perkins

I was working with the EF NuGet package Microsoft.EntityFramework.Tools.DotNet and executed the command-line interface (CLI), also shown in Figure 1. dotnet ef database drop Running this method resulted in the same behavior: context.Database.EnsureDeleted(); Figure 1, Entity Framework Core, CLI I am not sure what exactly I was thinking, but it I did not really expect […]

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ASP.NET Core with Entity Framework Core – ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT

Benjamin Perkins C#

This is another one, Figure 1, that just kind of happened because I dropped my database.  Once I re-created the database and my ASP.NET Core application could access it, all was back to normal. Figure 1, ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable to Development, and restarting the application. Error. An error occurred while processing your request. Development Mode […]

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Changing the maxLogFileSizeKB on an Azure App Service

Azure Benjamin Perkins

I wrote this article “Making changes to the applicationHost.config on Azure App Service” here which explains the details about creating an XDT file that supports the configuration of some properties found in the applicationHost.config file.  Keep in mind that not all of the attributes in the applicationHost.config file can be altered, you might be able […]

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Using CLI 2.0 with Azure

Azure Benjamin Perkins

I wrote these articles about the Azure CLI but that was at version 0.10.8 and things have progressed since then.  #Azure #AzureGermanCloud #GermanCloud #CLI Using Azure Xplat-CLI with Azure App Services in the German Cloud Azure CLI ‘config’ is not an azure command CLI articles by Benjamin Here is some good CLI 2.0 information. It […]

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Critical error: Could not connect to server when FTP to an Azure App Service

Azure App Service Benjamin Perkins

I was trying to connect to my Azure App Service Web App using FTP and I got this error: Status:   Connection established, waiting for welcome message… Status:   Initializing TLS… Status:  Verifying certificate… Status: TLS connection established. Command: USER $ID Response:   331 Password required Command:   PASS ************************************************************ Response:  530 User cannot log in. Error:   Critical error: […]

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