Am 12.12.2014 um 14:43 schrieb miniBill:
Do you need to use apache+mod_mono or are you open to considering nginx + fastcgi-mono-server?
Yes, Apache web server is a requirement. It's already running and using ports 80 and 443 and handling virtual domains with optionally SSL. Anything programmable must integrate into that, otherwise I can't use it.
I've asked about Apache + FastCGI before, but I was recommended to try mod_mono instead. My main concern was that mod_mono would execute the mono engine inside the apache process, just like mod_php works, but that seems false and the graphics on the mod_mono documentation page suggest that each mono server process (which can host multiple AppDomains) can be run under a different system user account. Since mod_mono is the only configuration documented for Apache, I've now tried that. But it doesn't seem to work.
If somebody can explain me how to set things up with FastCGI, including multi-user support, please reply in my other thread so I can try it.
Meanwhile, I've searched for external Windows-based ASP.NET hosting offers, but there are only very few, at least in my region, and they're too expensive for my needs. So .NET web applications continue to exist only on the inside of corporate firewalls (which is where I made them for up to now), not in the public web.
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