Hi Gentlemen,
I share your need for RHEL packages and look forward to trying out your
repo. If I can help, I will.
Many thanks,
Vlad
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Hi Pablo,
Your interest in improving Mono's CryptoServiceProvider offerings is
very exciting. Your experience seems to be leading you towards an
OpenSSL binding of some kind. May I suggest that you at least review
other cryptographic providers like Mozilla's Network Security Services
(NSS) or th
Hi,
Has anyone build gtk-sharp-2 and the others (art-sharp, glib-sharp,
gnome-sharp, etc) for RHEL/CentOS using the new (2.6.7) /opt/novell/mono
based packages?
I am the opposite of a gentoo-ish build everything from source guy. I
like packages and I happen to be in the unfortunate position of ne
Hi,
Is someone planning to write a .Net binding to Elektra (1)? Like GConf,
Elektra is a place to put configuration data. It is different in that
it would be accessible even when you want to run without X and Gtk (and
the many other GConf dependencies). I need this for some buildbot
testing of
> 2009/7/26 Scott Thomas:
> > That's my piece. I think we should do it. Respond!
>
> I think this is a good idea. It's about time we embrace and extend
(TM)
> C#.
>
> --
> Seo Sanghyeon
Ditto. Can't we just get this in through ECMA and Microsoft would just
have to go along?
> oh man, am i ever embarrassed... you are right on. :blush:
>
> with that change, the code works as expected.
>
> Thank you!
> --Dan Gentry
>
> > I would suspect the \r\n part of the pattern. On UNIX systems new
> line
> > does
> > not include the \r.
> >
> > ---
> > Adar Wesley
You could al
> With the gtk+ 3.0 release planned in the next year, we have therefore
> decided to hold the 2.x release series of Gtk# at the 2.12 API version,
> and we plan to switch trunk from its current 2.14 target over to 3.0
> when the gtk+ team gets closer to releasing.
Is there any chance of migrating t
> From: Mike Kestner
>
> Feedback appreciated. In particular I'd like to hear from those of
you
> using the current Gtk# for .net installer or those considering win32
> ports in the future. Which would you prefer, one installer or two?
If
> one, should it remain the Gtk# for .net installer for h
I never liked my idea so if there is a better way, then by all means lets go
with that.
>>>
A better approach would be to remove the requirement that the .so be in the
same directory as the CIL, and instead probe architecture-specific directories
for the AOT'd code, e.g. ${_libdir}/mono/aot/[??
Hi,
1. If today's assemblies are noarch and tomorrow's are not, why not
conform to noarch guidelines today and conform to arch dependent
guidelines when the time comes?
2. The problem is broader than Mono's assemblies. My original question
is based on ndesk-dbus. It is a fine managed only impl
The following was taken from
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Mono
File Locations
Mono packages should install assemblies to %{_libdir} rather than
/usr/lib or %{_datadir}. In most cases the preference is for
%{_libdir}/PACKAGENAME. We use %{_libdir} because we do not consider
mono pac
Hi,
I was wondering why events have to be in local scope to be called. If
the event is in a base class, shouldn't I be able to invoke it?
This is not a bug in Mono as the behavior is the same on MS.Net, but I
was hoping for some insight.
Thanks,
Vlad
namespace TestEvents
{
p
Should this return something on Linux (OpenSuse 11.0)?
Thanks,
Vlad
using System;
class Eg
{
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine(Environment.UserName);
//This works
Console.WriteLine(System.Threading.Thread.Cu
> > I would like to reiterate my request for a binding to nss.
> > I realize demand is not high, I just want "every vote counted" :).
>
> IMO if you want your vote to count then you should open a bug report*
> (severity Enhancement) otherwise it will just stay "noise" on the
> mailing-list.
As y
Sebastien,
> On Tue, 2008-11-11 at 15:12 +0800, ?? wrote:
> > Hello! I'm using mono 1.9.2 and trying to write a small program
using
> > SslStream. The program runs as server side program.
> >
> > I found if I write the program as
> > serverCertificate =
X509Certificate.CreateFromCertFile(certifi
> > The Java community has JSS. Would asking for a MonoSS be asking too
> > much?
>
> It depends from who you're asking ;-)
Think of me as an ISV that wants to produce applications for the US
government. The entire federal government including DoD is mandated to
use FIPS compliant crypto librar
Hello list members,
Since .Net regular expressions don't do POSIX, I replace POSIX character
classes by Unicode ones. See
http://www.regular-expressions.info/posixbrackets.html for the translation
table I used.
I ran into a problem with
POSIX Description ASCII Unic
Hi,
I am in the unfortunate position of having to run Windows because my company
uses exchange and will not open IMAP or POP so I can read mail from
Thunderbird. So I run VMWare on Windows with an OpenSuse VM. I run CygWin
and use SSH to forward the display back to Windows/Cygwin. It works amaz
Hi,
As you know, in .Net Framework 2.0 Microsoft added the SecureString class to
keep passwords and other private data hidden. They did not add SecureString
to the hashing or encryption/decryption providers to allow developers to
take advantage of this new class. Mono does not use it in PKCS12 o
Hi,
Given the following program, I have a question about Mono and .Net. This is
not a bug in Mono because I think the same thing happens on Windows, but I
was hoping someone could explain it to me. The line below with the comment
is surprising because it is accessing a private variable of anothe
Hi Arina,
> I've added a new set of tests for regular expressions and a correction to
the parser.cs for passing the test PerlTest.Trial0990().
You mention a PerlTest along with regular expressions. This is very
interesting. I was under the impression that Microsoft Regexes <> POSIX
Regex <> Per
Hi Miguel,
I would love to see a Xen DomU guest image as well. I realize that VMWare
has a free offering, but it is not open source. Xen's hypervisor was built
into Microsoft's Virtualization server. It is part of OpenSuse and the new
Linux kernel has a lot of it baked in.
Mono should run on a
On the other hand, just today I received an email with this text:
It is C# based (some of the code uses .Net 2.0 features so it's
not mono-ready code). The editor .
I tried out the tool and aside from some typical path issues, the app ran
great. Kudos to the WinForms developers
I am also hoping for webcasts of some kind.
As a member of the Mono community, I feel a sense of pride whenever Mono
gains respect on the Linux platform. As a consequence, I am hoping that
more "must have" applications get developed with Mono. Whether it is games,
tools or whatever, I truly lo
{
> + if ( (obj is String) &&
> (((String)obj).Length == 0) )
> + {
> + return null;
> + }
> + }
> +
Vladimir Gisz
ce such a thing will happen?
I am a little peon doing R&D hoping to move the Army toward accepting
Mono.
Any help you can give me would be much appreciated!
Many Thanks,
Vladimir Giszpenc
DSCI Contractor Supporting
US Army CERDEC S&TCD IAD Tactical Network Protection Branch
(732) 532-89
Hi,
The 100% managed implementation of Mono.Security is an elegant solution but
the U.S. government may not be as trusting as I am. Are there any plans to
get official FIPS 140-2 certification? This would go a long way to ensuring
net worthiness.
Thanks,
Vladimir Giszpenc
DSCI Contractor
Hi,
In programming spelling counts and case usually matters as well. A
perfect example is in properties.
//Microsoft says we should no longer use m_ or hungarian notation
//note the lower case first letter
private Type propertyName;
public Type PropertyName
{
get
{
return this.Pro
Hi,
Until recently, I have been able to stay away from threads. I assumed
the event handlers in the GUI would be threaded enough and all was
good in the world. Alas, my Gtk# application needs worker threads to
be responsive.
I use the anonymous delegates heavily though probably still not enough
Hi,
The subversion add-in has made my MonoDevelop experience nice and
smooth. Yesterday, it hit a slight bump when my subversion server
certificate expired. SVN from the command line was able to get a nice
message:
Error validating server certificate for 'https://myhost.myserver.com:443':
- Th
Hi,
This is probably a question for Microsoft, but since I am using Mono I
will ask you fine folks. System.Threading.Interlocked.Read()
addresses 64 bit atomicity. If I use the shortcut "int", is it
System.Int32 or System.Int64 depending on the architecture the code is
compiled on? If that is t
Hi,
I don't have Windows so I could not test this on the .Net CLR but the
behavior I am getting seems weird. If I call
xmlDocument.CreateElement("foo:bar"), the "foo" gets removed if I don't pass
in the namespace as the second parameter. Is this by design?
See attachment for example...
Thanks,
To the Gendarme gurus,
I don't know if the GC is smart enough to Dispose of resources for us, but I
will assume that it does not hurt to help it. There are two patterns that
Gendarme could look for.
class Foo
{
Foo()
{
IDisposable resource = new Resource();
throw new System.Exce
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