Azure - customErrors="off" in web.config is not displaying detailed errors in Azure app (cloud service) -

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i have app deployed azure , uses adfs (active directory federated services) authentication.

when user tries navigate app on azure, redirects user adfs authentication page. user enters credentials , clicks ok, , adfs redirects user landing page of app.

everything working fine point. i'm getting generic server error on app once user hits landing page. problem: need see detailed errors. try setting <customerrors="off" />, repackage app , redeploy, doesn't give me detailed errors:

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here's i've tried: i've tried packaging app in debug mode (after release mode didn't work), i've edited both web.config's (in root of solution, in views folder, cover bases). nothing worked.

what doing wrong?

a couple of things try:

  1. are sure customererrors attribute set correctly? identity , access tooling in visual studio seems reset "off" (every time update via tool).
  2. are able connect role instance via remote desktop? if so, inspect web.config settings site? browsing site server might provide more friendly error message.
  3. when rdp cloud service, can @ event viewer see detailed error messages.

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