DNSProxy | DNS proxy listens for incoming DNS requests | Proxy library
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DNS proxy listens for incoming DNS requests on the local interface and resolves the hosts using an external PHP script, through http proxy requests.
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QUESTION
Maybe this a newbie question, I am installing minikube. When I try to start minikube (minikube start --vm-driver hyperv --hyperv-virtual-switch "MiniKube" --alsologtostderr -v=8 --memory=2000
) I see an error message in the log (panic: runtime error: index out of range [0] with length 0
):
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Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 15:18The issues you are encountering are strictly connected with this line:
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I have a C# Program running as a Windows service doing some Network shenanigans I thought I had last-ditch "Log Fatal Errors" handling set up. But I've come across an edge case where the Service ends up dead but dodges those catches. :(
I believe this is caused by code throwing an Exception in the EventHandler registered to a .NET library's event.
Obviously I can (andshould!) catch the Exception in my handler, but I'd like to understand how this is avoiding my fall-back error handling, and whether I can add some even more robust fall back logging, to ensure that I have some log records to analyse similar silent bugs in future.
The punchline of relevant code isn't terribly complex:ServiceBase.Run(container.Resolve());
in a try ...catch
in Program.Main()
MyProjectWindowsService : ServiceBase
is the service object with an OnStop()
implmentation.
NetworkChange.NetworkAvailabilityChanged += CodeThatThrows;
But when that Exception is thrown, neither OnStop()
nor the try...catch
trigger.
I can get it in a debugger, and it doesn't seem to go anywhere .. it just ... stops.
Fuller program details below, if you want them.
How can I catch and log unhandled exceptions in Event Handlers registered to external library events?
(Also ... Is the behaviour I've described above the expected behaviour, or is there something slightly weird happening?)
Program EXE entry point: ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 11:49I unfortunately can only speculate why the exception isn't being caught by your code (and I've kept that speculation to the comments)
However 2 events that might help you are,
AppDomain.UnhandledException - this allows you to register a global handler for any unhandled exceptions in your application. Here is the documentation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.appdomain.unhandledexception?view=netframework-4.8
TaskScheduler.UnobservedTaskException - I've included this as I'm not familiar with the internals of the framework libraries you are using, but there maybe some asynchronous code happening somewhere, that is potentially not observing the result of a task. If a faulted task (ie an exception was thrown) is never awaited or never has the Result property accessed and then goes out of scope so it can be garbage collected; at some indeterminate point in the future, it will get collected and an UnobservedTaskException will get thrown. Subscribing to this event, will let you handle that scenario. Documentation here
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