Guys,

I'm trying to create a Strong-Named assembly using the keyfile attribute 
to the <csc> task. Using nant 0.85 on .Net-2.0/win32 this works 
flawlessly, but running the same build file on mono-1.2.5.1/linux fails.
NAnt seems to ignore the keyfile attribute and compiles an unsigned 
assembly instead.

Output of sn -Tp on .Net-2.0/Vista:

C:\Users\erik\workspace\nlayerstream-library>sn -Tp 
build\nlayerstream-library.Debug.dll

Microsoft (R) .NET Framework Strong Name Utility  Version 2.0.50727.42
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

Public key is
00240000048000009400000006020000002400005253413100040000010001004f69a0c37b620b
b1ae41e27cb69e7c3fff089bc62010796c97dd5f776f7d4124f1273c49269cc1ee511167f72f7b
6242eabefcf3a4b83f3cdbc998c92cd47b7cf110f7922bc09e944b83f6af9cc9f29bf597cf128a
08f36af12c6baf34c7471c1e6fbcd449b0f20f65e65bccd413dc897736404ed53d8e47829f3646
887914a7

Public key token is 68d98078e9190476


Output on mono-1.2.5.1/Linux:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] nlayerstream-library]$ sn -Tp 
build/nlayerstream-library.Debug.dll
Mono StrongName - version 1.2.5.1
StrongName utility for signing assemblies
Copyright 2002, 2003 Motus Technologies. Copyright 2004-2006 Novell. BSD 
licensed.

build/nlayerstream-library.Debug.dll does not represent a strongly named 
assembly.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] nlayerstream-library]$


Below is the target that compiles and signs the assemblies:

        <target name="compile.test" depends="init">
                <csc target="library" 
output="build/${project::get-name()}.Debug.dll" 
keyfile="src/main/main.snk" debug="true">
                        <sources>
                                <include name="src/main/**/*.cs" />
                        </sources>
                </csc>
                <csc target="library" 
output="build/${project::get-name()}.Test.dll" 
keyfile="src/test/test.snk" debug="true">
                        <sources>
                                <include name="src/test/**/*.cs" />
                        </sources>

                        <references>
                                <include 
name="build/${project::get-name()}.Debug.dll" />
                                <include name="tools/nunit/nunit.framework.dll" 
/>
                                <include name="tools/rhino/Rhino.Mocks.dll" />
                        </references>
                </csc>
        </target>


What am I doing wrong here?

kind regards,
Erik van Zijst

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