According to the man page you have to use a comma separated list Your example would be:
MonoApplications "/demo:/usr/share/doc/xsp/test,/blog:/data/vhosts/test01/blog"
As an alternative you can use a config file. Instead of the MonoApplications-directive use:
MonoApplicationsConfigFile "/usr/local/apache/conf/webapps/config.xml"
The config.xml would look like this:
<apps>
<web-application> <name>your.server.name</name> <vhost>your.server.name</vhost> <vpath>/demo</vpath> <path>/usr/share/doc/xsp/test</path> </web-application>
<web-application> <name>your.server.name</name> <vhost>your.server.name</vhost> <vpath>/blog</vpath> <path>/data/vhosts/test01/blog</path> </web-application>
</apps>
You can find more infos in the man page and in the mod_mono INSTALL-file
have fun,
/daniel
Arne Claassen schrieb:
I've tried it a number of ways, but i seem to only be able to run one webapp with mod_mono.
If i do
MonoApplications "/demo:/usr/share/doc/xsp/test" MonoApplications "/blog:/data/vhosts/test01/blog"
only blog runs.
If i try to combine it as described in the man page for xsp like this
MonoApplications "/demo:/usr/share/doc/xsp/test;/blog:/data/vhosts/test01/blog"
neither runs.
Would using the MonoApplicationsConfig* options instead work or is single webapp a current limitation?
thanks, arne
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