I'm using MVC 4 + Razor on Mono 3.0.7 without any problems. I develop in
Visual Studio which adds all the MVC dependencies using NuGet packages.
This means that deployment of an MVC 4 app is easier than MVC 3. I didn't
have to manually copy any files, they're all handled by the regular build
What script are you using for starting the fastcgi server? If you are using
this one: http://yojimbo87.github.io/2010/03/14/mono-startup-script.html
... then you will have to edit this line:
WEBAPPS=www.domain1.xyz:/:/var/www/domain1.xyz/,www.domain2.xyz:/:/var/www/domain2.xyz/
...and put there
Hello,
Thanks for the response.
I was able to deploy web service on Ubuntu server. But still struggling with
SQL Server 2005 connectivity with Ubuntu and nginx.
Please someone help on this ?
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I'm making some progress. By using setcap, not on my app but on mono
itself, I get past the initial permission issue for the udp socket.
My app also accesses a library written in c which uses a socket to read
canbus messages. On startup it tries a ip link set blah blah...
This still responds
Hi,
I'm currently trying to get one of my programs to work under Linuxoid
systems. Now, when I try to start my program, I get an error which says
that an assembly with the name 'uiadbusbridge' couldn't be found. I
searched and found out that it's not included in any of the Debian based
Sounds like the stuff that makes screen readers work on windows, doubt you
will have much luck
On 12 Sep 2013 21:37, Steffen Winkler steffen-wink...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently trying to get one of my programs to work under Linuxoid
systems. Now, when I try to start my program, I get an
Huh, okay. Then...why is it needed? I'll explain what I did that
(apparently) caused the need for this assembly:
My program, on Windows, makes use of a trayicon. I tried to run the
program on Ubuntu 13.04 and Ubuntu 13.04 Gnome Edition, but my trayicon
wasn't appearing. (note that at that point,
For setuid on the program to work you'd have to setuid mono itself.
Depending on your deployment scenario you could mkbundle your program and
setuid the result.
On 11 September 2013 23:32, mickeyf mic...@thesweetoasis.com wrote:
I have an application that uses a udp socket. If I run it sudo
On 12 September 2013 14:21, mickeyf mic...@thesweetoasis.com wrote:
My app also accesses a library written in c which uses a socket to read
canbus messages. On startup it tries a ip link set blah blah...
I'd be tempted to make a helper process that you can invoke via sudo (and
set an
