We have a umbraco/ucommerce site hosted in azure and recently configured Application Insights to keep track of everything, including failed requests to the server. The problem we have is that /umbraco/ping.aspx causes around 700 failed requests per 12 hours making it really hard to filter out actual failed requests where something went wrong.
I can see in the solution that there is no ping.aspx file in the umbraco directory. Am I missing something, or has this file been removed?
Details from Application Insights:
I'm considering just creating a new ping.aspx in the umbraco directory, but perhaps this file actually is supposed to do something?
Hmm that is strange, I had a look over my previous projects and the file is sitting there. First time I have looked at the file to be honest. However as far as the content it doesn't seem to be that important. I would just do as you said and create the file in the root of the umbraco folder of your project.
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We have a umbraco/ucommerce site hosted in azure and recently configured Application Insights to keep track of everything, including failed requests to the server. The problem we have is that
/umbraco/ping.aspx
causes around 700 failed requests per 12 hours making it really hard to filter out actual failed requests where something went wrong.I can see in the solution that there is no ping.aspx file in the umbraco directory. Am I missing something, or has this file been removed?
Details from Application Insights:
I'm considering just creating a new ping.aspx in the umbraco directory, but perhaps this file actually is supposed to do something?
Hmm that is strange, I had a look over my previous projects and the file is sitting there. First time I have looked at the file to be honest. However as far as the content it doesn't seem to be that important. I would just do as you said and create the file in the root of the umbraco folder of your project.
The code that I have sitting in my file is:
Hopefully that fixes your problem :)
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