Uploading to debianplanet is the best idea, however, I don't have access
to upload the packages there, if someone knows how to upload the
packages there please tell me how.
Pablo
El mar, 30-12-2003 a las 16:44, David Moreno Garza escribió:
Pablo Fischer wrote:
I can't upload the package to my
We have developed an application using VS.net. My company wishes to host the
application on apache. I have successfully configured apache to serve .net pages.We
are not using any windows forms. I did try one or two aspx pages which fetch data from
M$ Sql server. They work fine.
Now i placed
I'm trying to building mono 0.29 on Cygwin, starting from mono packaged
version.
I'm using
./configure --with-gc=included
I'm getting the following error, while compiling libgc
gcc -DPACKAGE_NAME=\libgc-mono\ -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\libgc-mono\ -DPACKAGE
_VERSION=\6.2\ -DPACKAGE_STRING=\libgc-mono
Hi!
Well, I'm creating debian packages for mono, mcs, gtksharp, xsp and
mod_mono, both 'stable' versions and CVS versions.
For the CVS Versions I'm going to be creating new packages every Friday.
What I'm trying to say? Soon the Debian users can start using debian
packages again (since the last
Title: Running mod_mono
I run this command to start:
cd /usr/local/share/doc/xsp/test
sudo -u apache /usr/local/bin/mono /usr/local/bin/mod-mono-server.exe
--root . --applications /mono:. --nonstop
and I get this response:
--
** (/usr/local/bin/mod-mono-server.exe:2188): Critical
El mié, 31-12-2003 a las 20:56, Kenneth Benson escribió:
I run this command to start:
cd /usr/local/share/doc/xsp/test
sudo -u apache /usr/local/bin/mono /usr/local/bin/mod-mono-server.exe
--root . --applications /mono:. --nonstop
and I get this response:
--
**
Hello,
Pablo Fischer wrote:
I can't upload the package to my debian server cause I have serious
problems with the SCSI HD but If someone has a good bandwith I can
upload the packages to a Debian Server.
Why not use DebianPlanet[1] as it was used before?
Alp is busy with school.
Hello,
Here is a nice question for the mcs.exe developers:
Does somebody has an idea why the following line breaks the
compilation in Mono (MS.NET works fine)?
NUnit.Framework.Assertion.AssertEquals (JW#Replace/10, null,
Strings.Replace(String.Empty, ÄÖ,
I'm looking into using Bonobo as a means of writing a program in both C
and C#, with C# being used for most of the higher-level work. Is this
possible with Mono, yet? Are there Bonobo bindings or any way to use
Component or anything?
What's the state of Bonobo in Mono?
There is no
Is it possible to make a windows build of Mono under Linux
instead of having to deal with Cygwin? Cygwin really seems to hate me for some
reason, and no matter what I go, foils me at every turn in trying to get Mono
to compile.
-Dave Rivera
On Wed, 2003-12-31 at 14:33, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
I'm looking into using Bonobo as a means of writing a program in both C
and C#, with C# being used for most of the higher-level work. Is this
possible with Mono, yet? Are there Bonobo bindings or any way to use
Component or anything?
Chris,
I created a new user named wwmono.
I downloaded the latest apache 2 source tarball and compiled from source
using the same instructions as provided in the mod_mono documentation.
The only real difference was that I configured apache to install into
/home/wwwmono/apache2.
This is done as
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