You can use the user account in sql that already there for access to that
database, that's fine. However, the connection must authenticate you by
sending the username and password, whereas with windows authentication, your
logged in windows user credentials would be sent automatically, and the
mat
hello,
On Thu, 2005-02-17 at 00:52 +1100, simon wrote:
> Im trying to install mono-1.0.5 from source on ubuntu warty release
> checking for gcc... (cached) gcc
> checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C
> compiler cannot create executables
Please launch synaptic
On Wed, February 16, 2005 3:35 pm, Dan Maltes said:
> Correct. And you will need to a create sql user(s) that have access to
> that
> database. Then, the client app must use sql login instead of windows
> authentication.
I'm not a pro at MS-SQL, though I'm kinda learning my way around...
So the
Correct. And you will need to a create sql user(s) that have access to that
database. Then, the client app must use sql login instead of windows
authentication.
-Dan
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On Wed, February 16, 2005 2:42 pm, A Rafael D Teixeira said:
> AFAIK, our ADO.NET provider for SQLServer (it is part of Mono) only can
> connect with SQL password, as the other protocol is a closed one that
> ties with ActiveDirectory and/or NT Domain Controllers.
>
> Configure your database serve
On Wed, February 16, 2005 2:18 pm, Michael George said:
> I am completely new to Mono. I'm trying to help someone migrate from a
> Microsoft/IIS/.NET system to a Linux/Apache/Mono system.
>
> We have both a Microsoft 2003 Server system and a SuSE Linux system, so we
> can run the app in .NET whil
AFAIK, our ADO.NET provider for SQLServer (it is part of Mono) only can
connect with SQL password, as the other protocol is a closed one that
ties with ActiveDirectory and/or NT Domain Controllers.
Configure your database server to accept SQL connections, otherwise we
can't connect to it.
HIH,
I am completely new to Mono. I'm trying to help someone migrate from a
Microsoft/IIS/.NET system to a Linux/Apache/Mono system.
We have both a Microsoft 2003 Server system and a SuSE Linux system, so we
can run the app in .NET while we (try to) incrementally migrate. First
step is to plop the sa
apache is installed from source, so I start it with
apachectl start
i have no init.d startup scripts for it but this shouldn't matter? or if
you install from a package does it add the mono server startup lines to the
httpd startup script? I was under the impression that mod_mono would sta
The problem is that you are starting Apache as root, instead of running the
Apache startup script. (Paths may vary)
Use this to stop apache:
httpd -k stop && /etc/init.d/httpd stop
Use this to start apache:
/etc/init.d/httpd start
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> I've seen this behaviour too with
Hi all (yup second post in as many days)...
I can live with starting mono manually (instead of having mod_mono start it
automatically when needed)... so now my problem is with character encodings.
First, i'll give you a brief synopsis of the files im using:
http://test.lightbox.ca/index.aspx <
--- Gabriel Gunderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> > Hmm, this is very strange...
> >
> > Could you run a monodis on Npgsql.dll assembly?
>
> Looks like I must have grabbed the wrong one. :)
>
> This seems right. Thanks again!
>
Glad to know you got it working!! :)
Thanks for your f
Im trying to install mono-1.0.5 from source on ubuntu warty release
Ive downloaded the following files from
http://www.mono-project.com/downloads/index.html
* Mono Runtime 1.0.5
* Mono Class Libraries and C# Compiler 1.0.5
* libgdiplus 1.0.5
* Gtk# 1.0.4
* MonoDoc 1.0.5
* MonoDev
I experienced some problems with oracle and culture-dependent Object like
DateTime. It appears that mono cannot convert datetime object into the format
required by oracle (i'm french and I'm using dd-mm- format). How can I
tell mod_mono to use a specified culture? (environment variable?)
tha
Hello All,
After running Mono for a while now, and noticing the visible success of
projects like Nant, NDoc, NUnit, Log4Net, Draco.NET, etc -- I recently started
wondering if there are any open source workflow engines? In particular,
projects which are not subservient to the Microsoft ent
On Tue, 2005-02-15 at 21:22 +0100, Kris Luyten wrote:
> It seems mcs can not compile statements of the following structure:
> "((PInputEventHandler)each)(this, e);" where each is of type Delegate,
> and PInputEventHandler is defined as "public delegate void
> PInputEventHandler(object sender, PInpu
Hi !
NullReferenceException is thrown when trying to launch GDI application which
uses a lot of threads :
using System;
using System.Threading;
using System.Drawing;
public class TestGDIPlus {
public static void Main( string[] args ) {
int nThreads = int.Parse( args [0] );
for ( int i = 0; i
Thank you,
i've re-committed the source and all is ok
Le Mardi 15 Février 2005 09:48, Kamil Skalski a écrit :
> On Tuesday 15 of February 2005 09:45, Hubert FONGARNAND wrote:
> > Today's svn version seems to be broken :
>
> Such errors are quite often when updating old tree with HEAD. You need to
I've seen this behaviour too with my 1.1.3 build for s390. (It works on one
system but not another and I can't work out why.)
-Original Message-
> You probably did this before and left a /tmp/mod_mono_server and
> a /tmp/.wapi directory owned by the root user. Remove that file and the
> d
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