Greetings, mod-mono-server.exe is quite the awesome replacement for IIS. Well done.
I do have an issue now with its caching. The ASPX files for the web sites reside on a remote server accessible via a Novell share, which we access from Linux via ncpmount. The pages come up just fine, except when changes are made to the file. On a local Linux partition, mod-mono-server flushes the cache for a file when it has changed recently. On a Novell share, Mono fails to monitor file changes and as a result continues caching the page anyway, so changes to the file only show up after restarting mod-mono-server. IIS fails to host ASP.NET web sites at all off of Novell shares because IIS "failed to start monitoring file changes on..." at any aspx file access. Maybe Novell shares do not allow monitoring of file changes. But can't we do a date/time stamp comparison on the files with each page access to detect changes? I think I'll write a formal bugzilla report on this, unless there already is one. But what can be done about this? - Andrew
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