Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

On 08.10.2015 10:44, psant...@codicesoftware.com wrote: Hi there, Are you trying to run "on mono" or do you mean on mono + linux or mac? Mono's registry implementation is using native Windows APIs under Windows, so the concurrency issues Neale was speaking about do not apply here. Robert

Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

Hi there, Are you trying to run "on mono" or do you mean on mono + linux or mac? pablo On 10/6/2015 23:47, Neale Ferguson wrote: We have a client who is testing the waters with porting some .NET based

[Mono-dev] Having a problem with signed XML files

Hi all, I have a Windows product that uses signed XML files which I'm trying to get running under Mono on OSX, and I'm running into a verification failure at runtime. I'm pretty hazy about how the internals of this stuff works, but debugging through it, the issue seems to be occurring in

[Mono-dev] System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.ObjectSecurity property

Hi all When trying to build some Windows .Net libs in Mono (on OSX in this case, but I don't think that matters), I got a compile error due to the 'ObjectSecurity' property of System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry being missing. I was wondering, is there a reason for that, or is it an

Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

One option would be to write a backend that uses one of the various configuration systems in Unix that use a separate process to arbitrate access to the information. Perhaps you can use dconf. Since the registry lives in mscorlib, and this would bring a number of dependencies , I recommend to

Re: [Mono-dev] System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.ObjectSecurity property

Hello, It can be oversight, it can be lack of tests, it can be an implementation that did not keep up with changes, or it can be something that was never worked on. Miguel. On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 5:50 AM, Numpsy wrote: > Hi all > > When trying to build some Windows

Re: [Mono-dev] System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.ObjectSecurity property

Sure, that works. On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 9:13 AM, Numpsy wrote: > Ok. > Is it worth me doing a pull request to add a stub implementation? (Some of > the other props there just throw NotImplementedException on call, so I can > do the same). > > I've also found another

Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

Client wants to move from Windows to mono on Linux. Hi there, Are you trying to run "on mono" or do you mean on mono linux or mac? ___ Mono-devel-list mailing list Mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com

Re: [Mono-dev] System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.ObjectSecurity property

Ok. Is it worth me doing a pull request to add a stub implementation? (Some of the other props there just throw NotImplementedException on call, so I can do the same). I've also found another issue with the ActiveDirectoryObjectNotFoundException class apparently not being present, so I may need

Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

While this wouldn’t protect against “rogue” apps who want to trash things, would using the existing mechanism but using the Linux locking primitives (which are co-operative and not proscriptive) to serialize access to the underlying files/directories be an option? One option would be to

Re: [Mono-dev] Registry

Hello, We tried to make those work, and could not. That is why Mono's SHM support is getting deprecated, it works most of the time, when things go right. The problem is that things can go wrong, and they go wrong. There are a universe of problems, ranging from the home directory being on non