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John

Posted on
Feb 12 2015

Hi,

We're still receiving sporadic error notifications via email and I've received no response from the feedback I left. Please help us solve this issue.

Examples of errors that we were not notified of via email: https://app.raygun.io/dashboard/1oehc5/errors/101587569 https://app.raygun.io/dashboard/1oehc5/errors/470553214 https://app.raygun.io/dashboard/1oehc5/errors/103280995

Errors we were notified of: https://app.raygun.io/dashboard/1oehc5/errors/702891666 https://app.raygun.io/dashboard/1oehc5/errors/702711965

John.


tobycox

Posted on
Feb 13 2015

We're also seeing this issue. As well as not receiving the same errors in Slack.


jeremy

Raygun

Posted on
Feb 13 2015

Hi guys,

Ive had a look at the links provided - whats happening here is these are active errors where we are seeing sporadic subsequent occurrences. When an error is initially seen we sent a "first seen" email and then while the error is active we only send subsequent notifications if we see a 2 or more errors occurring within a minute and then subsequently if there are additional occurrences over a 5 min/10 min/30 min and then hourly periods.

The reasoning behind this is that we never want to spam people with every single error occurrence and because the error is active we take the approach of only re-notifying you about it if there seems to be a spike in activity. You can mark the error as ignored if you want it to trigger a "re-occurred" email on the next occurrence. Alternatively if you are a low rate sender we can look at flagging on an option on for your application to trigger a "re-occurred" email for active errors where they occur again after a given period of time has passed from the most recent occurrence.

Note: The same trigger for emails drives Slack/HipChat/Campfire notifications so the behaviour is the same for those providers as well.


Jeremy


John

Posted on
Feb 13 2015

Hi Jeremy, thanks for getting back to me on this.

Is this behaviour a recent change? We certainly want throttling, but not notifying of infrequent reoccurrences seems counter-intuitive, as does marking the error as ignored in order to re-enable notifications (if you're looking from the perspective of the application, not Raygun). Could you please enable the option you outline in your message, with a period of 1 hour.

If there are sporadic instances of a reoccurring error that we do not wish to be notified of, would there be a way of doing this?

John


jeremy

Raygun

Posted on
Feb 16 2015

Hi John,

No this has always been the behaviour we have applied. We are aiming to not notify unless we think its important.

In terms of that setting, I can certainly get this applied to your account, however it will apply to all active errors and there is no way of opting a specific group out of this behaviour. Did you still want me to apply this to your apps?


Jeremy


John

Posted on
Feb 16 2015

Can this option be applied to specific applications, or would it affect all of our apps?

Thanks,

John


John

Posted on
Feb 20 2015

Hi,

Could this option be switched on for all of our applications.

Thanks,

John


jeremy

Raygun

Posted on
Feb 20 2015

Hi John,

This has now been enabled for your applications.


Jeremy


John

Posted on
Feb 24 2015

Great. Thanks for all your help.

John


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