Re: [Mono-list] Paths to temporary files

2004-11-25 Thread Arnaud Bienvenu
Charles Martin a écrit :
Well guys, I'm still struggling with that permission issue and I wish to 
permanently resolve this error :

System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path 
/root/tmp/nobody-temp-aspnet/e828334c is denied.
I guess you launch apache manually from user root (on Mandrake, as you 
stated), so before launching apache, do :
export TMP=/tmp
export TMPDIR=/tmp

I think your problem is not related to mono, but only to your apache 
setup. However, Gonzalo's tip may be a good one too:
compilation tempDirectory=/blah/blah /

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RE: [Mono-list] mod_mono

2004-11-25 Thread Steve Deobald
Hi Darren, Gonz, Joseph, everyone,

While we're on the topic, I figured I'd query Gonzalo on an issue the
br-mono.org guys have been having recently. I'm hosting them with the
#50049 workaround, as I am a few people, but their development is pretty
heavy. It seems that when they update assemblies on the server their
socket needs a kick (delete  re-create) before the server will
recognize a new assembly was uploaded. No one else has really noticed
this since the sockets get recreated on a pretty regular basis
anyway. :)

I've recently noticed this myself when doing some small ASP.net work for
gotmono.net. I've got all my ASP.net folks set up with a web interface
now to restart their own socket, but this isn't terribly convenient.
[Aside: I'll be releasing the code for this little web script, amongst
others, very soon. I'd like to get everything cleaned up first. Just in
case anyone else is interested.]

I'm wondering - where should I start looking to resolve this problem? Is
it mod_mono's job or XSP's to recognize an assembly has changed? If we
can come to an agreement about how to implement Darren's suggestions
this seems like something that would work right alongside. Unless I'm
way off track.

Thanks!

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On Wed, 2004-24-11 at 22:13 -0800, Darren Martz wrote:
  There's other alternative that works for other apache models than
  prefork: running mod-mono-server by yourself. This way you 
  only have to tell the module not to fork (MonoRunXSP false) 
  and you can set its own user, .wapi dir, etc. You'll want to 
  start/stop this 'daemon' when apache starts/stops (the 
  --terminate option was added recently to mod-mono-server so 
  that you can shutdown gracefully a running mod-mono-server).
  
  Other advantages of this way of managing applications is that 
  you don't need to restart mod-mono-server if you've changed 
  unrelated stuff in the apache configuration.
 
 Having a balance between an easy to use configuration and a super-flexible
 configuration is certainly ideal. 
 
 What you describe certainly allows a fair amount of control over the server
 process. Bringing the more advanced features such as multiple processes to
 the easy to use side could only advance mod_mono's reputation.
 
 Right now the admin is required to manually create a directory per
 application and add supporting MonoUnixSocket/MonoWapiDir entries to the
 config file. The config entries are basic to write, but the manual creation
 of  unique directories requires manual intervention. If mod_mono were to
 auto-create the unique sub-folders on demand, it would be far simpler to
 configure multiple applications. Take the following for a lengthy example:
 
 Location /TestA
   MonoGroup MyAppOne
   MonoApplication /TestA:/var/www/TestA/
 /Location
 
 Location /TestB
   MonoGroup MyAppOne
   MonoApplication /TestB:/var/www/TestB/
 /Location
 
 Location /TestC
   MonoGroup MyAppTwo
   MonoApplication /TestC:/var/www/TestC/
 /Location
 
 Location /TestD
   MonoApplication /TestD:/var/www/TestD/
 /Location
 
 Location /TestE
   MonoUseXSP False
   MonoUnixSocket /tmp/mycustom/mod_mono_server
   MonoWapiDir /tmp/mycustom/
   MonoApplication /TestE:/var/www/TestE/
 /Location
 
 Given the above five mono applications, on Linux the following directories
 would be created:
 
 # apps TestA and TestB would use the following
 /tmp/mod_mono/MyAppOne/.wapi
 /tmp/mod_mono/MyAppOne/mod_mono_server
 
 # app TestC would use the following
 /tmp/mod_mono/MyAppTwo/.wapi
 /tmp/mod_mono/MyAppTwo/mod_mono_server
 
 # app TestD would use the following
 /tmp/mod_mono/Default/.wapi
 /tmp/mod_mono/Default/mod_mono_server
 
 The user would be responsible to create the /tmp/mod_mono/ directory, but
 the remaining sub-directories would be generated by the module. Powerful and
 easy to use. The TestE example would be completely controlled externally as
 you described.
 
 On Windows that would instead create the following named pipes (same config
 file):
 
 //./mod_mono/MyAppOne
 //./mod_mono/MyAppTwo
 //./mod_mono/Default
 
 The TestE example on Windows would not work cause the MonoUnixSocket would
 not likely be ported.
  
  Angel Marin is working on it and is using the TCP socket, not 
  the unix socket which, btw, is available from certain version 
  of the windows API, but not likely to be used in Angel's port.
 
 Due to the large performance differences between named-pipes and sockets in
 Windows, I strongly suggest investigating a different approach. In my
 experience, when the client and the server reside on the same box, pipes
 have a huge performance gain over sockets any day. Take SQL Server for
 instance, do a test between pipes and sockets and witness the results for
 yourself.
  
  I still like more the setup I said above. Have you tried 
  running apache using the MPM worker thread model? You'll see 
  it failing miserably to spawn mod-mono-server because of how 
  apache 

Re: [Mono-list] mod_mono

2004-11-25 Thread Angel Marin

On Wed, Nov 24, 2004 at 10:13:52PM -0800, Darren Martz wrote:
  Angel Marin is working on it and is using the TCP socket, not 
  the unix socket which, btw, is available from certain version 
  of the windows API, but not likely to be used in Angel's port.
 
 Due to the large performance differences between named-pipes and sockets in
 Windows, I strongly suggest investigating a different approach. In my
 experience, when the client and the server reside on the same box, pipes
 have a huge performance gain over sockets any day. Take SQL Server for
 instance, do a test between pipes and sockets and witness the results for
 yourself.

Well, it uses tcp socket, as is the straightforward port from current code.
And the first thing I wanted to have was mod_mono compiling and working
under windows.

Using named-pipes is a non-trivial implementation as all the code in
mod_mono expects apr_socket to be used. Then in order to uses pipes, a mayor
rewrite would be needed. And of course mod-mono-server should implement the
same logic.

Of course in the long term is the way to go, but by now I'm focused on
having a functional tcp version [1]. Which is better than nothing? :). APR
provides all the necessary portable funcions, so that part won't be too
hard.

[1] 
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-devel-list/2004-November/008776.html

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RE: [Mono-list] mod_mono

2004-11-25 Thread Darren Martz
 Well, it uses tcp socket, as is the straightforward port from 
 current code.
 And the first thing I wanted to have was mod_mono compiling 
 and working under windows.
 
 Using named-pipes is a non-trivial implementation as all the 
 code in mod_mono expects apr_socket to be used. Then in order 
 to uses pipes, a mayor rewrite would be needed. And of course 
 mod-mono-server should implement the same logic.

 Of course in the long term is the way to go, but by now I'm 
 focused on having a functional tcp version [1]. Which is 
 better than nothing? :). APR provides all the necessary 
 portable funcions, so that part won't be too hard.
 

Many people will appreciate the work your doing!! I believe this mod_mono
module will help the long time Windows folks (like myself) transition to
Apache for Windows and later Linux. Some of the companies I have delt with
in the past few years had strong desires to switch to Apache for Windows to
avoid IIS, but it has not been possible. One particilar company was a VERY
large international operation wanting to avoid IIS security issues by moving
to Apache.

As you stated, the ability to use to the module always comes before tweeking
performance. I completely agree it's a non-trivial task. If there is
interest from this or another discussion, perhaps there is a more efficient
long term solution that will work for both Windows and Linux... Perhaps
pipes, perhaps shared memory... But later, once the Windows port has time to
seed with people :-)


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[Mono-list] Npgsql 0.7beta3 updated to svn.

2004-11-25 Thread Francisco Figueiredo Jr.
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[Mono-list] Mono on OpenBSD - again

2004-11-25 Thread Marc Matteo
Hi all,

I've been able to get Mono successfully compiled and installed on
OpenBSD with a minimal amount of work.  I can even compile and run most
C# apps.

However, when using the -pkg option things don't go so well: I get a
mono in free(): error: modified (chunk-) pointer error.

Also, when serving aspx pages xsp simply locks up and mon_mono does too,
but at least mod_mono leaves this little tidbit in the error log: mono
in free(): error: pointer to wrong page.

So, does this look familiar at all?  I've had to compile Mono with
--with-gc=none because with any garbage collection it just freezes.

Thanks for any help, tips, pointers.

Marc
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[Mono-list] Events using Remoting

2004-11-25 Thread =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andr=E9s_Ot=F3n?=
Hello,

I have a problem using events with MarshalByRefObject classes. I explain it:
I have two programs server and client and one lib to share something classes.

At lib I have the abstract class A : MarshalByRefObject. The server
register at http channel this class and implement it.
The client get this class from server. This class A has a method to
get a second class B, this is public abstract at common lib and
MarshalByRefObject. Well at client I have a delegate, that is declared
type at lib, that link with a method at client. To this point all
works. B has a event and when the client execute:

b.event += delegate;

I get a exception error that say Couldn't bind to method '', where
the method  is the method of the client that is linked with the
delegate.

I hope that my problem can be understand because my english is very poor ;-).

Thanks by all.

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[Mono-list] orkut + mono ?

2004-11-25 Thread Harsh Busa
Hello Folks 

I m just curious if Orkut using Mono ? 

Their webpages seem to be in aspx ( asp.net ?) 
http://www.orkut.com/Settings.aspx

while Netcraft shows they to be running on linux servers 
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=orkut.com

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Re: [Mono-list] orkut + mono ?

2004-11-25 Thread Atsushi Eno
Hi,
I m just curious if Orkut using Mono ? 

Their webpages seem to be in aspx ( asp.net ?) 
http://www.orkut.com/Settings.aspx

while Netcraft shows they to be running on linux servers 
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=orkut.com
Does not seem so (just a proxy?)
http://www.orkut.com/CommMsgs.aspx?cmm=637tid=1 (need to login)
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Re: [Mono-list] orkut + mono ?

2004-11-25 Thread mb
Harsh Busa wrote:
Hello Folks 

I m just curious if Orkut using Mono ? 

Their webpages seem to be in aspx ( asp.net ?) 
http://www.orkut.com/Settings.aspx

while Netcraft shows they to be running on linux servers 
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=orkut.com

Happy Coding
Harsh
 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ telnet orkut.com 80
Trying 64.233.171.85...
Connected to orkut.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET /Default.aspx HTTP/1.0
HTTP/1.0 302 Found
Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET
I think they bought an IIS server...
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[Mono-list] Re: Compiling dotLucene with mono (thanks Arnaud)

2004-11-25 Thread cuentas
Thanks Arnaud, I will try with  Monodevelop.

Regards!

p.d Sorry by my late response, i was out for a while


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  To: 'Gary Mack' , ,
  
  Subject: RE: [Mono-list] Apache 1.3 Configuration
  Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 23:09:06 -0800
  
  Try adding permission settings first.
  
  Also check if the apache user belongs to the aspnet group. I am not 100%
  sure if that matters, but I *think* it does.
  
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  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gary Mack
  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 5:47 PM
  To: Darren Martz; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: RE: [Mono-list] Apache 1.3 Configuration
  
  Well, here are the values within my httpd.conf (Apache 1.3) related to
  mod_mono:
  
  LoadModule mono_module   libexec/apache/libmod_mono.so
  AddModule mod_mono.c
  Alias /demo /usr/local/share/doc/xsp/test
  MonoApplications /demo:/usr/local/share/doc/xsp/test
  
  SetHandler mono
  
  DirectoryIndex index.aspx
  
  Is it possible I need to add a mime type or set permissions on the demo
  directory?  And what would those settings need to be if that is the case?
  Thanks for your responses.
  
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  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 5:03 PM
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  Subject: RE: [Mono-list] Apache 1.3 Configuration
  
  Well, that wasn't it. It's a bunch of temp files for emulating windows file
  access or something like that, so it gets recreated each time it runs.
  
  I would post clips of your config file (only mono related stuff).
  
  Hmm... If its creating the /tmp/.wapi folder after you delete it, that seems
  like mod-mono-server.exe is at least starting.
  
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  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 2:40 PM
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  Subject: RE: [Mono-list] Apache 1.3 Configuration
  
  I tried the command, but it seems that folder doesn't get deleted.  It
  deletes but then when I hit the demo page again, I get the same error and
  the .wapi folder is back.  Any ideas?
  
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  Just ran into the same issue. Try the following...
  
  # rm -Rf /tmp/.wapi
  
  FYI: A how-to/faq is being written that will cover topics like this.
  
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  Gary Mack wrote:
  
Apache 1.3 Configuration
  
Hi all,
  
I am excited to learn about the Mono Project and develop
   cross-platform ASP.Net applications. I have installed mono
   successfully, XSP, Apache 1.3 and mod_mono. All the files are in their
  
   default locations. And I have edited the httpd.conf file, but
   /tmp/mod-mono-server.exe does not get launched when Apache starts.
Apache is started successfully and I get an error when hitting the
   demo page:
  
*Service Temporarily Unavailable*
  
*The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to
   maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later. *
  
**
  
*Apache/1.3.33 Server at hellmouth.toythieves.com Port 80*
  
I must have missed some configuration lines or not putting something
  
   in the correct place within Apache's configuration. I also took a look
  
   and no processes relating to mono seem to be starting. Please help. I
   really want to see this in action. If anyone wants, I can post my
   httpd.conf. Thanks in 

RE: [Mono-list] orkut + mono ?

2004-11-25 Thread Torstensson, Patrik
Hm.

They are running IIS 6.0 probably on Windows.

Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET

Cheers,
 Patrik

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Subject: [Mono-list] orkut + mono ?

Hello Folks 

I m just curious if Orkut using Mono ? 

Their webpages seem to be in aspx ( asp.net ?) 
http://www.orkut.com/Settings.aspx

while Netcraft shows they to be running on linux servers 
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=orkut.com

Happy Coding
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[Mono-list] re: mod_mono

2004-11-25 Thread Daniel Lopez
  So why consider changing the syntax? The entries are completely unique to
  Linux requiring a new set of commands for a Win32 port. The outcome of using
  these commands is to control unique processes of mod-mono-server regardless
  of the host platform. This is our way of controlling groups of
  MonoApplications/mod-mono-server processes, what I'll refer to as
  application pools. A common syntax that supports application pools across
  multiple platforms seems logical/ideal.
 
 I still like more the setup I said above. Have you tried running apache
 using the MPM worker thread model? You'll see it failing miserably to
 spawn mod-mono-server because of how apache manages processes.

Yes, this is an issue when spawning CGIs as well. Apache 2 includes a module
mod_cgid that deals with that by spawning a external process which in turn
spawns others in demand. In that case it is better to run XSP on your own,
as you mentioned.

un saludo

Daniel
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[Mono-list] Problem with XSLTTranfsorm

2004-11-25 Thread Ariel Rios
I have problems using XSLTTransform. I have the following
code. I expect to be able to use the var modoAccion inside the
xslt but it is null. The code works correctly under .net.

modoAccion=INICIAL;
System.Console.WriteLine (estoy aca + modoAccion);
XsltArgumentList xslArg = new XsltArgumentList();
xslArg.AddParam(modoAccion, , modoAccion);
xslt.Transform(doc1, xslArg,Response.OutputStream , null);

thanks
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Re: [Mono-list] Problem with XSLTTranfsorm

2004-11-25 Thread Joshua Tauberer
Hi, Ariel.  Do you have an xsl:param node for modoAccion at the top-level 
of your transform? (i.e. xsl:param name=modoAccion/)  Also, what do 
you mean it is null?  If you're not getting the string value, you should 
be seeing a message about the variable not being defined.

Happy thanksgiving everyone.  Double thanks to all of the Mono developers.
- Josh Tauberer
On Thu, 25 Nov 2004, Ariel Rios wrote:
I have problems using XSLTTransform. I have the following
code. I expect to be able to use the var modoAccion inside the
xslt but it is null. The code works correctly under .net.
modoAccion=INICIAL;
System.Console.WriteLine (estoy aca + modoAccion);
XsltArgumentList xslArg = new XsltArgumentList();
xslArg.AddParam(modoAccion, , modoAccion);
xslt.Transform(doc1, xslArg,Response.OutputStream , null);
thanks
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Re: [Mono-list] Problem with XSLTTranfsorm

2004-11-25 Thread Atsushi Eno
Hi,
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(BCan you please provide reproducible stylesheet and input document
(Bas well? If possible, entering a new bug to bugzilla would be nice.
(B
(BAtsushi Eno
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(BAriel Rios wrote:
(B I have problems using XSLTTransform. I have the following
(B code. I expect to be able to use the var modoAccion inside the
(B xslt but it is null. The code works correctly under .net.
(B 
(B modoAccion="INICIAL";
(B System.Console.WriteLine ("estoy aca" + modoAccion);
(B XsltArgumentList xslArg = new XsltArgumentList();
(B xslArg.AddParam("modoAccion", "", modoAccion);
(B xslt.Transform(doc1, xslArg,Response.OutputStream , null);
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[Mono-list] StringDictionary Class

2004-11-25 Thread Ryan
I'm trying to use the System.Collections.Specialized.StringDictionary 
class but when I try to use
the Item property it say it doesn't contain a definition for it. The 
documentation doesn't mark it as incomplete though. The same goes for 
ListDictionary.Item

Are these incomplete or and I doing something wrong? I know I'm not 
mistyping it.

RT
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Re: [Mono-list] StringDictionary Class

2004-11-25 Thread Marcus
Short version: The Item property is really an indexer, which permits 
array-like access to the data structure. For example, code fragment below 
should print ``Apple'':

StringDictionary dict = new StringDictionary();
dict.Add(a, Apple);
Console.WriteLine(dict[a]);

Longer version: This is one of the cases where the C# representation differs 
from that of the underlying metadata. From C#'s perspective, properties do 
not have parameters, and they only have code associated with getting and 
setting. The metadata that the CLI seems actually permits properties with 
zero or many parameters, even though C# does not directly support declaring 
them. In the case of StringDictionary, there is a property names Item, which 
takes a parameter. From C#'s perspective, this is an indexer.



On Thursday 25 November 2004 10:33 pm, Ryan wrote:
 I'm trying to use the System.Collections.Specialized.StringDictionary
 class but when I try to use
 the Item property it say it doesn't contain a definition for it. The
 documentation doesn't mark it as incomplete though. The same goes for
 ListDictionary.Item

 Are these incomplete or and I doing something wrong? I know I'm not
 mistyping it.
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[Mono-list] mod_mono not recompiling when I edit files

2004-11-25 Thread Jon-Eirik Pettersen
Suddenly mod-mono-server stopped recompiling files when I edit them. I 
have to killall -TERM mono after every edit to recompile them. Anything 
may cause this?
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