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I have looked at numerous configurations for nLog in .net core, all is working, except that I cannot get a debug message to log. If I write an information message or error message those work just fine. So this seems like a logging level problem, but try as I might I can't seem to get the level low enough to write out debug messages.

I have also looked at this: Missing trace\debug logs in ASP.NET Core 3?

Nlog.Web.AspNetCore 4.11 .Net Core 3.1

Here is my configuration:

nothing logging specific in startup.cs

program.sc

I am failing to create an Access Token for the Twillio Video Product with the golang SDK In the docs there is golang sadly not mentioned

Does anyone of you know how I can create the required access token?

The JWT package mentioned in the examples of the other languages can not be found in the Go SDK.

I have a Confirmed user in Cognito, and I am changing the phone number using AminUpdateUserAttributes. This action triggers a confirmation code sent to the new phone number to verify it. The problem is that I can't find a method in the API reference for confirming this code. Trying confirmSignUp throws this exception:

I’m having to write a file utility that will work with reading import files and creating export files. I’m looking to write to different NLog files depending on if I’m working with an import file or creating an export file. I’ve been searching and reading different articles today but I’m either not searching on the right thing I’m just not understanding how I can write to different log files using Dependency Injection.

This is the basic concept I’m trying to work out. I run a console app and it reads in a list of file settings using a JSON file. That file setting/config JSON file will have a setting letting me know this is an outbound file vs an inbound file. So, say the current file I’m working with is a outbound file I’ll write the logging for it to my OutboundFiles.log versus my InboundFiles.log.

Currently I have the following I use with most .Net Core console apps I have created and it will write it to a single log file using _log (ex: _log.LogInformation). What I’m not understanding is how I could have say an _logOutbound.LogInformation and a _logInbound.LogInformation that I would write to depending on what file time I'm working with and how I would alter my NLog.config file for the different log name and directories. Here is my current code used to write to a single file.

Program.cs

I upgraded my app from .NET Core 2.2 to .NET Core 3.1. When I tried to test out my endpoints with PostMan I noticed I was getting 401 Unauth Error. When I look at the header I am seeing that the expiry time is invalid:

I took the following bearer token:

Lets say I want to create a library application and manage user subscriptions with AWS Cognito. I have the following user registered in my AWS Cognito user pool

My workspace has the managed vnet enabled. I have managed to configure a private link to the default ADLS Gen 2 following the guide:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/synapse-analytics/security/how-to-create-managed-private-endpoints

The private link connection works in a copy activity (pipeline in the workspace). However, accessing the storage account from the serverless pool does not seem to work. Is there any guide on this yet? Are there any requirements regarding the usage of AAD pass-through, SAS tokens or managed identities? Is it supported at all currently?

Error: File "" cannot be opened because it does not exist or it is used by another process.

This error results from both AD passthrough and data source with managed identity scenarios. I can get the connection to work through the managed identity by using the checkbox "Access to trusted Microsoft services" (in ADLS), so they should be configured correctly. However, when blocking the access to the ADLS the connection stops working.

EDIT: According to this link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/synapse-analytics/sql/develop-storage-files-storage-access-control?tabs=user-identity , access to a firewall protected storage account only woks with a managed identity and "Allow trusted Microsoft.." setting turned on. Does this also apply to private links, meaning that the only way to access a storage account behind a firewall is through allowing access to Microsoft services and private links cannot be utilized for the serverless pool?

I am using ${aspnet-request-posted-body} in my nlog.config file ,I have also added configuartions in startup file. but ${aspnet-request-posted-body} not logging request body and ${mdlc:item=RequestId} also not working

Currently Cognito allows merging federated users (users logging from external identity providers like Google) to native users (users who signed up via username and password combination).

Is there a way to merge an existing federated user with a new native user?