I am not sure if the problem I am experiencing is the same as yours, but I
will explain what appears to be happening to me.
I have a similar program: a TCP server with lots of data being relayed
between the clients. I am using async for accepting, sending and receiving.
When I have about 20 asyn
On a related topic, would it make sense at all to enable mod_mono to launch
mod-mono-server.exe? The path and command line parameters could be stored
in the apache config file. I think this might solve a lot of the
configuration problems people seem to be having.
Kele
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I had a similar problem when upgrading my cvs based install. It seems to be
using the currently installed version instead of the new one.
I found that copying NUnit.Framework.dll from mcs/class/lib to
/usr/local/lib fixed it.
Hope that helps.
Kele
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Is it possible you are running mono as a user that does not have a home
directory? Or has an invalid home directory (/nonexistent)?
Kele
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Is it possible Remoting.Corba would be acceptable? I have tested it with
ORBit (and bonobo activation) and it appears to work fine.
http://remoting-corba.sourceforge.net/
Kele
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I would say the problem is that CDONTS (Collaboration Data Objects for NT
Server) is not a .NET assembly, it is a Win32 COM library. This is not
supported by mono. You might want to look at using the System.Web.Mail
classes instead of CDO.
Kele
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