Re: Other ways

I envision two namespaces, Apache::native and Apache::Server, which would extend Apache 2.x to dotnet. This isn't trivial code, we probably need to start from the bottom (say, the APR library), but I have quite a few cycles during the holidays to spend on this. Any other volunteers to get hacking

RE: httpmodule bug

But we have to decide what to do here. Either 1) the hosts aren't being torn down (and we need to), or 2) we need to avoid 'test creating' the hosts at initial startup. The gs (global server_rec) pointer is volatile upon subsequent config phases. I've had a good look at the code and tested some m

RE: Next release candidate

Just looking for quick input. Most of the patches floating out there should now be committed. We need to address the double-loading of aspnetmount's. And load any .NET version by explicit name (e.g. even the 2.0 beta versions, whichever, by their version and signature.) Other than coming up with

RE: httpmodule bug

This brings up an interesting point. Yussef, try stopping the service, and start bin\apache.exe -X --- let's see if this is the parent process in the way. tested it running it in single-process mode (apache -X), it didn't help, but the theory about multiple configuration loading sounds interestin

Re: httpmodule bug

>>>I've gone into the code and the only thing I can image that occurs is that the web.config of one virtual directory is configured twice for the same AppDomain. >> >>Again, I'm curious, is one a child directory of another mount? >>Either physical or virtual path (or both?) > >I'm mounting the di

Re: [NOTICE] Subversion conversion

do we want to maintain httpd/cli/mod_aspdotnet/ or drop the cli/ container, placing all of our modules at the httpd/ root parallel to mod_mbox, mod_python, etc? +1 for moving up a notch _ MSN Search, for accurate results! http://search

Re: httpmodule bug

>I've gone into the code and the only thing I can image that occurs is that the web.config of one virtual directory is configured twice for the same AppDomain. Again, I'm curious, is one a child directory of another mount? Either physical or virtual path (or both?) I'm mounting the directory D:\

httpmodule bug

I've been searching for the cause of bug occuring when adding a custom httpModule using the web.config for a while now (I've already posted this on this list). I've gone into the code and the only thing I can image that occurs is that the web.config of one virtual directory is configured twice

configuration problem

I've tested the 2.0 release and voted positive for it, but as I've made a descision to permenantly host a web application on apache+mod_aspnet I've encountered the following problem. I don't know if I'm configurating something wrong or it is really a bug. The problem has to do with the configur

Re: problems compiling httpd cli

ith VS 2002 debug build and added the /OPT:REF flag to the linker options for Apache.Web.dll and the problem went away. That did not seem to work with VS 2003. -sencer On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 21:59:14 +, Yussef Alkhamrichi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wanted to extend the available Server

RE: REMOTE_USER server variable not passed by mod_aspdotnet

son for this setting? From: "Yussef Alkhamrichi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "CLI Dev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: REMOTE_USER server variable not passed by mod_aspdotnet Date: Wed, 03 Nov 2004 23:44:27 + sorry for spamming this list :) I

REMOTE_USER server variable not passed by mod_aspdotnet

sorry for spamming this list :) I'm using LDAP authentication on my Apache 2.0 server and with PHP I nicely get the REMOTE_USER name back but with ASP.NET I don't. I have had a look at Apache::Web::WorkerRequest::WorkerRequest() and Apache::Web::WorkerRequest::GetServerVariable(). It seems like

problems compiling httpd cli

I wanted to extend the available ServerVariables that the mod_aspnet passes to the ASP.NET environment and got the following error when compiling the module: mod_aspdotnet.cpp(396) : error C2872: 'request_rec' : ambiguous symbol could be 'c:\Program Files\Apache\include\httpd.h(682) : re

RE: mod_aspdotnet release candidate, please vote

I've tested this release on my server (W2K3, Apache 2.0.51, .NET Framework 1.1 SP1), must say, +1 for this release, no strange things when testing 3 asp.net websites (one of which uses .NET remoting to access the backend). I have one question: can the installer also install a aspnet.default.conf

performance

Hi Guys, I've no idea if anyone is using httpd CLI yet, I wanted to inform about its use. I think it is a great project combining the .NET Framework (and myabe mono) and Apache. I have developed in C# for the last 3 years, everything from windows apps, services and websites. I've pulled a versi