Miguel suggested to allow individual users to be able to run their own .aspx pages from their home directories. In Apache, you can use the UserDir configuration directive to tell the web server that when http://www.example.com/~userfoo/index.aspx is requested, it should return /home/userfoo/public_html/index.aspx
But in ASP.NET, all requests go thru an ApplicationHost, that has a virtual path and a physical path, which are different for each user. I have thought of the following implementation possibilities: - Detect that a user directory is being requested and create an application host on the fly for that user - Create an ApplicationHost that is shared by all users, but modify HttpWorkerRequest so when the translated path is requested, it will return the appropriate user directory with public_html inserted in the right place. I am not entirely satisfied with these, specially because I dont know if b) will have some unwanted side effects Do you have any suggestions on the best way to approach this or a link to relevant discussion/info? I am posting this to some ASP.NET groups, but since they are windows centric I dont think they will know what I am talking about :-) Cheers Daniel _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
