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On Azure hosted webapp logs are not getting through Seq, I had to set ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue to false
See original GitHub issueI had to set ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue = false although this isn’t good, because it forces the whole app to use this since this is a global setting.
This sink should propose a setting to set ServicePointManager only for seq (https://stackoverflow.com/a/15341369/2047306)
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Nick,
Just to be clear, I meant Azure in PaaS, so no virtual network configuration. You can try with free hosting.
Sÿl
Hoping that the configuration-in-code approach is working well for you. I haven’t seen any further reports of this, so closing, but keen for anyone else who hits it to chime in here 😃 Cheers!