22 Apr 2025
01:45 PM
- last edited on
22 Apr 2025
02:40 PM
by
MaciejNeumann
Hi Folks,
How can we identify why the ruxitagentjs is blocked? Could be a desktop security protection tool? I have only a screenshot from the client nothing else...
Thanks in advance.
János
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25 Apr 2025 03:22 PM
@Mizső
I would have them extract the HAR file to send along to support, but also I recommend using the OneAgent health checker.
Which will help you collect the needed information for support:
This allows the support team to detect what host/process is serving up the injection and will help identify the blocking in conjunction with the supplied HAR file.
25 Apr 2025 04:22 PM
Hi @ChadTurner ,
Thanks, I am going to check it.
Best regards,
János
28 Apr 2025 02:13 AM
yeah I've seen "uBlock Origin" extension blocking the RUM agent JS by default (the default block lists include most monitoring agents). If it's for internal users, get the IT/desktop whichever team maintains the SOE/browser config to deploy an allow list for your internal URIs.
Nothing you can do for external/public users if they have extensions blocking things.
29 Apr 2025 09:21 AM
Hi Folks,
It was "uBlock Origin"...
Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
János
30 Apr 2025 12:29 AM
For systems you can control...
I've put together this allowlist config for uBlock Origin. This allows the agent script on any site.uBlock Allowlist entry for Dynatrace RUM agent.
!Dynatrace RUM agent
@@||/ruxitagentjs_*.js$script
30 Apr 2025 08:03 AM
Hi @cvdewr,
Thanks for sharing it. I have already passed to my client.
Best regards,
János
30 Apr 2025 12:38 AM
Yep, great! Have been using it also, and it's ancestors for more than a decade now 😁