Thanks for the help, I'll see if it works.
Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
If instead of ranting you provide more details on how you configure
apache, you might even get some help.
Yeah, but that's really hard if you have no idea what's wrong and what
details are missing or relevant because the
Hi there!
I've been battling mod_mono for a few days now, and I'm close to giving up.
I really miss _thorough_ instructions on how to set up mod_mono for
Apache 2 on Linux! For instance, where are .webapp files supposed to be
placed? Where is xsp.exe.config supposed to be? What the hell is going
Hi,
lamyae Benabdeljalil wrote:
I am sorry for the stupid question, but, does gtk# work with KDE?
Yeah, just like every other GTK+-application. ;-)
It probably won't blend in perfectly (unless you change both your KDE
theme and GTK+/Gnome theme to something similar, like Bluecurve or
QtCurve), b
Hi,
ted leslie wrote:
www.mono-project.com is up but all links to download software go to
go-mono.com (the old site)
and this is unreachable,
is there a DNS change in the works and I am cached, or is it down
because of everyone and their uncle downloading new release?
-tl
I think it is primaril
Hi,
When are someone going to update go-mono.com and more urgently
mono-project.com?
- Simon
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Hi,
Is there a GStreamer interface for Mono? If not, I'd start writing one,
you see... ;-)
Google seemed to think there was something on gotmono.com, but there is
only C examples on how to initialise the framework, nothing regarding Mono.
- Simon
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John Luke wrote:
On Sun, 2004-06-06 at 23:31 +0200, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
Hi there!
Is there such a thing as a Generic-enabled ArrayList in Mono? I've been
looking through the docs, I couldn't seem to find anything.
I did a little test case to see the performance differen
Hi there!
Is there such a thing as a Generic-enabled ArrayList in Mono? I've been
looking through the docs, I couldn't seem to find anything.
I did a little test case to see the performance difference between
generics and boxing myself, and the difference was enormous! Especially
with primitive
Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
Andrew Arnott wrote:
I am running Mono on Gentoo Linux, in a perfectly normal environment.
To get the error message, I only have to cd to an NFS share and
execute mcs on a C# file...
Are you mounting the directory as a samba share? Or are you using
nfsmount
Andrew Arnott wrote:
I am running Mono on Gentoo Linux, in a perfectly normal environment.
To get the error message, I only have to cd to an NFS share and execute
mcs on a C# file...
Are you mounting the directory as a samba share? Or are you using nfsmount?
nfsmount. Samba uses smbfs, n
problem with IIS serving ASP.NET pages up from NFS shares. For some reason,
file locking is buggy. I never did figure it out. But my guess is that it
is not a Mono problem.
Andrew
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Hi!
I have all my work stored on NFS shares from my server, including
programming projects. I just installed Beta 2, and found that
compilation for some reason always failed. I then found out that it only
happens when I compile a project stored in a NFS share, not if I compile
it locally.
The
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
Im making a little html renderer with gdi+
(http://www.compona.com/xhtmlrender10.gif)
Now I want to try to host this renderer in gtk#
so I wonder if its possible to display a gdi+ image on a gtk#
container?
Yes, it is possible.
We should get this into a library
Hi there!
I'd like to experiment a bit with vector-style drawing using Mono. On
Windows, this was easily done with System.Drawing on a
System.Windows.Forms.Control base.
I'd prefer to keep using System.Drawing. But I don't know what base I
should use? It would probably be a GTK# widget, but whi
Hi there!
I'm writing a GnuPG interface for Mono/.NET using GPGME (GnuPG Made
Easy, which is the C API applications use for connecting with gpg).
So far, it works fine, I can retrieve keys and encrypt/sign. However,
the GPGME API is constructed in such a way that in order to retrieve a
passphra
Thank you, that seems good.
Having always programmed Managed, I'm not really used to C-style memory
management (or memory management at all, actually). ;-)
This will certainly help.
- Simon
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Sun, 2004-05-23 at 11:37, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
*sigh*
Hooray for Ma
*sigh*
Hooray for Managed Code! ;-)
Could you please give a short example of a C++ library function that
returns a string for use in a managed application? (with proper memory
hygiene ;-)
- Simon
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
Inline...
On Sun, 2004-05-23 at 10:56, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote
(in-text)
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
Converting from char* to string seems to work great, could you elaborate
on the memory issues that it might create?
That's because Mono, last I knew, was slightly buggy -- it doesn't
properly free the memory. .NET does.
The deal is that class types such as Sys
more
intuitive and easy).
Luckily, string.c_str() converts from string to char*... ;-)
But yes, I hope this is something that will be improved. Currently, it
is extremely cumbersome to debug a C/C++ library through managed
applications.
- Simon
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 17:47, Simo
Hi there!
I'm trying to write a Mono wrapper for GPGME (GnuPG Made Easy, an
application wrapper to GPG).
It's becoming wrapper around wrapper around wrapper, but what the
heck... ;-)
Of course, I'm using InteropServices to interact with a C library. I
made a few wrapper functions in the library
Tell me again:
Why doesn't Novell/Ximian contact Microsoft to get it on paper that Mono
_is_ safe?
(and if Microsoft refuses, can we actually be sure it is safe?)
- Simon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think one of the greatest barriers to adoption of mono by influential
developers will always be the
You probably have to recompile XSP. It looks like it was compiled with
Mono pre-GAC.
- Simon
Shawn Vose wrote:
For some reason I am not able to service aspx pages in my apache 2.0. I
have the conf file configured correctly but I think the problem is with
xsp as I am having a problem getting xsp t
rm -rf ~/.wapi
Did it for me... ;-)
- Simon
bender wrote:
Hi!
All of a sudden i get these warnings whenever i try to start a mono
application:
** (test.exe:14610): WARNING **: The handle daemon didnt start up
properly
** (test.exe:14610): WARNING **: Failed to attach shared memory! Falling
back to
next time you run mono.
Jarek
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From: "Simon Ask Ulsnes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Dick Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Mono-list] Handle daemon?
Set a+wrX on
Set a+wrX on ~/.wapi and it's files - still the same.
Yours,
Simon
Dick Porter wrote:
On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 13:24, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
I noticed something peculiar: It doesn't happen when running mono as
root. Does the handle daemon require access to some specific part of
ood. Maybe this is kernel related?
I can also set the environment variable MONO_DISABLE_SHM=1, but that
causes MonoDevelop and other apps to randomly segfault.
Thanks for helping...
Yours,
Simon
Dick Porter wrote:
On Thu, 2004-05-06 at 18:34, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
Hi there...
Every time I
Hi there...
Every time I run a Mono app with the new Beta 1, I get the following
command-line output:
** (test.exe:7227): WARNING **: The handle daemon didnt start up properly
** (test.exe:7227): WARNING **: Failed to attach shared memory! Falling
back to non-shared handles
What's that all abo
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