You can also use the MONO_SHARED_DIR (man mono) environment variable so that your application has its own .wapi directory not shared with any other.
Wouldn't it be nice if the default location of .wapi was /tmp/.wapi-username? I'm pretty sure that the "this could be deleted at any time" semantics of /tmp don't apply to files that are in use at the time, or it would be impossible to *ever* use /tmp safely.
Using /tmp as the default location and auto-deleting if the sanity check fails would fix two very frequently reported problems with Mono and XSP.
Is there ever any reason why you would even want .wapi to persist when *no* mono processes are running?
Is it even needed at all most of the time? What are the .NET semantics that it exists to enable? Could it be created on-demand when one of those features is used, instead of every time mono is run? Or just have all mono processes completely independent (no .wapi directory at all) by default unless you explicitly specify a parameter to turn on the sharing?
Stuart.
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