Matthew Kelly
Matthew Kelly
Ooooh, @ericxin1982 are you expecting to see those Verbose lines in the terminal, but in a file instead? If so, then yes unfortunately those specific logs don't currently get redirected...
Hi @ericxin1982, You can write custom error logs by using `Write-PodeErrorLog`: https://badgerati.github.io/Pode/Tutorials/Logging/Types/Errors/#writing-errors
Hi @LLIT, Is it that you're using IISAuth within Pode, but you have multiple authentication methods setup against your site in IIS?
I'd have to test, but what you have looks like it should work 🤔 Have you tried it, and get any errors back = or the routes just throw 401...
That would explain why it goes back into "socket listening", it's still waiting for IRM to send all the data - or it thinks there's still more data. What version...
Thanks! I am able to reproduce the hanging with the above. Just to make sure, what happens if you drop HTTPS? Ie: ```powershell Add-PodeEndpoint -Address localhost -Port 8080 -Protocol Http...
Hi @grtswt, This is actually an issue with `Invoke-RestMethod` and `Invoke-WebRequest`. The setup within these functions before making the request is what adds the extra duration. If you have curl...
Potentially, I remember seeing reference to something about the 1s delay when PS7.3 was fixed, though I'm on 7.3.9 on Windows and I still get the delay! SO it might...
I'll do a bit of testing, before we close the issue, just to confirm 100% that the latency different between localhost and 127.0.0.1 isn't due to Pode - as when...
This was resolved by #1251, via the addition of a `-DualMode` switch on `Add-PodeEndpoint` to enable listening on both IPv4/6 at the same time, and will be in v2.10.0.