Dundas v8 log stack trace language

#1

Since we upgraded our Dundas instance to v8 the stack traces in the log table have Natsilik characters showing in the stack trace.

Is this an IIS issue / our server’s config / or something else?

Example below:

— End of inner exception stack trace —
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓴ.ᕆᐐᗷᓌᐤᖻᒥᖃᑕᕽ(DataConnector dataConnector, QueryDefinition query)
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓴ…ctor(QueryProviderTask task, RequestOptions options, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓢ monitor, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗕᘹ runContext)
at Dundas.BI.Data.Transforms.OutputConnector.ᒇᐪᔙᕂᕚᔇᕭᒶᑮᕧ(RequestOptions options, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓢ monitor, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗕᘹ runContext)
at Dundas.BI.Data.Transforms.InputConnector.ᒇᐪᔙᕂᕚᔇᕭᒶᑮᕧ(RequestOptions options, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓢ monitor, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗕᘹ runContext)
at Dundas.BI.Data.Transforms.OutputConnector.ᒇᐪᔙᕂᕚᔇᕭᒶᑮᕧ(RequestOptions options, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓢ monitor, ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗕᘹ runContext)
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᔁ.ᗁᗣᕓᕾᗇᕗᖸᑣᕀᖑ(ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗕᘹ runContext)
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᓵ.ᙈᔰᙱᖓᒘᙖᓙᓷᙥᔖ()
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᔀ.ᘝᒤᗐᙞᑂᖠᘞᕢᔅᙱ()
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᔀ.ᘝᒤᗐᙞᑂᖠᘞᕢᔅᙬ()
at ᖬᘊᓴᙉᙨᐘᔧᙷᗖᒮ.<>c__DisplayClass50_0.b__0()
at Dundas.BI.Services.CallerContextService.ᓕᕐᙉᗯᙐᖜᖶᑸᘮᑉ[ᐈ](Object state)

#2

It’s a thing that Dundas have introduced to stop people reverse engineering things.
It’s supposed to be there, although it does confuse people.

If you get errors you’re supposed to copy/paste it so they can run it through their decoding machines. (If I’m feeling particularly evil I will send a screenshot!)

Well done for identifying the character set!